Keep in mind this is totally just for fun and entertainment. Im not looking to better my self. Im just looking to take a class, have some fun and meet new people. Heres a list of the classes that interest me.
Also, most these courses wouldnt start for a few months. So I have some time to make my mind up. Anyway its fun to just look. I put down just a few. Theres TONS of courses Id like to take. These are just a few I picked.
Drawing 1 - Art Fundamentals
Progress through a variety of studio and home exercises focussed on drawing as a means of communication. The focus is alternatively the figure and the everyday world of objects. As the course progresses, the focus shifts to the figure in the environment. Fee includes $25 lab fee.
Painting 1 - Art Fundamentals
Progress through a variety of studio and home exercises focussed on drawing as a means of communication. The focus is alternatively the figure and the everyday world of objects. As the course progresses, the focus shifts to the figure in the environment. Fee includes $25 lab fee. (umm didnt i just read this?)
Film Analysis
Examine film from artistic, historical and commercial contexts. Students will develop a critical perspective for watching films in terms of narrative structures, thematic and technical aspects unique to film making and film analysis. Students will be introduced to the elements of mise-en-scene, cinematography and editing and apply these to a discussion of character and theme. Students will have an opportunity to learn about film genres, especially how these genres develop in their social and aesthetic contexts. In addition, they will learn to critically evaluate and apply several approaches to film analysis.
French Language and Culture, Introduction
Develop basic French language skills in speaking, listening, reading and writing, while emphasizing oral communication. Learn how to communicate in simple day-to-day social situations, how to talk about yourself, your likes, dislikes and opinions, and to respond to basic inquiries. Cultural topics include Francophone singers/artists in Quebec, and cultural similarities/ differences.
Criminology, Introduction to
This course review the development of ciminology as a field of study. Develop a basic understanding of sociological theory and terminology relating to crime and deviance.
Fear on Film
Fear on Film is a trip into cinematic terror taught by a man who has devoted his life to the study and analysis of the horror movie. Through in-class discussion, debate, critique and film screenings, the students will learn how the horror film functions as morality tale, social criticism, dark fantasy, and a mirror reflecting man's most primal fears. Your instructor is Chris Alexander, writer for RUE MORGUE magazine, the top selling periodical of its kind in North America. Visit Chris's website at
http://www.meridian-music.com. Please note that many of the screenings and clips deal with adult subject matter. Discretion is advised.
Art History - Introduction
Study the history of art throughout human history through with slide presentations and discussions group activities, brain storming exercises and gallery visits. Investigate the definition of art, its social, cultural, political and historical significance and art terminology and techniques. This chronological look at the history of art begins with the prehistoric goddess and ends with contemporary art and issues.