2 credits; 2 lecture hours
Study of the symbolic meaning as well as the economic rationale for jewelry in modern society. Students are made aware of stylistic differences, the reasons for them, and how styles are influenced by social and political events.
...IN 443 , JD 101 , JD 123 , JD 138...or AC 114 , BE 261 , CL 112 , CL...
...IN 443 , JD 101 , JD 123 , JD 138...or AC 114 , BE 261 , CL 112 , CL...
...IN 443 , JD 101 , JD 123 , JD 138...or AC 114 , BE 261 , CL 112 , CL...
...IN 443 , JD 101 , JD 123 , JD 138...or AC 114 , BE 261 , CL 112 , CL...
...IN 443 , JD 101 , JD 123 , JD 138...or AC 114 , BE 261 , CL 112 , CL...
...FX 261 ; Fine Arts ( FA ); Graphic Design ( GD ); Interior Design ( ID ); Jewelry Design ( JD ); Menswear...
...IC 297 , ID 103 , JD 101 , MG 153...TS 215 , or TT 261 . General Education Business...
...Fashion Design ( FD ), FX 261 , Fine Arts ( FA...Design ( ID ), Jewelry Design ( JD ), Marketing Communications ( AC...
...FX 261 ; Fine Arts ( FA ); Graphic Design ( GD ); Interior Design ( ID ); Jewelry Design ( JD ); Menswear...
...IC 297 , ID 103 , JD 101 , MG 153...TS 215 , or TT 261 FIT's Liberal...
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