ART 368 - History of Design

3.00 credit hours

This course provides a thematic and chronological introduction to the history of design from 1700 to the present. It will consider the cultural role of design in finding creative solutions to basic human needs, such as shelter, clothing, useful objects, visual communications, transportation and built environments in a variety of social contexts. Works by major designers will be studied within their historical and cultural context. 

Prerequisite(s): ART 100  or ART 276 .

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