Compulsory Courses for Entire College

●SPECIAL TOPICS IN CREATIVITY AND CULTURAL INDUSTRIES

Compulsory Courses for Entire Department

     HISTORY OF CHINESE ART

     DRAWING

     BASIC DESIGN

     CALLIGRAPHY

     BASIC OIL PAINTING

     CHROMATICS

     INTRODUCTION TO ART

     HISTORY OF WESTERN AR

     CHINESE SKETCH

     COMPUTER GRAPHIC DESIGN (

     2D COMPUTER GRAPHICS

     ESTHETICS

     DESIGN THEORY

     HISTORY OF DESIGN

     GRADUATION PRODUCTION

Western Painting Pathway

     ANATOMY FOR FINE ARTS

     DRAWING (HUMAN BODY)

     OIL PAINTING (PORTRAIT)

     CREATING OF CONTEMPORARY ART

     WESTEM PAINTING CREATION PLAN

     PRINTMAKING SKILL

Design Pathway

     2D COMPUTER GRAPHICS

     CERAMIC DESIGN AND CREATION

     PRINCIPLE OF IMAGE CREATION

     3D ANIMATION PRODUCTION

     CINEMA AND VIDEO ART

     FUNDAMENTAL METALWORK AND DESIGN

     ART AND DESIGN SEMINAR

     DIGITAL GAME ART DESIGN

     FUNDAMENTAL METALWORK AND DESIGN

     ART OF COMIC

Chinese Painting and Calligraphy Pathway

     INK PAINTING TECHANIQUES

     THEORY AND SKILLS OF PRACTICING SEALS

     INK AND WASH PORTRAIT

     CREATIVE INK PAINTING

     LANDSCAPE INK PAINTING

     THE MASTERPIECES OF CHINESE FINE ART

     THE DEVELOPMENTAL HISTORY OF THE CALLIGRAPHY AND PAINTING STYLES

     GLUE STONE PAINTING

Shared Electives

     ISTORY OF MODERN TAIWANESE ART

     ART PROMOTION AND MARKETING

     VISUAL COMMUNICATION DESIGN

     NEW MEDIA AND INSTALLMENT ART

     ART ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT

     CONTEMPORARY ART INTEGRATION

     CREATING OF LAQUER ART

Future Career Development

Artists: Artists working in oil painting, watercolor, ink wash painting, calligraphy, animation, cartoons, and interdisciplinary art.

Designers: Graphic designers, mold designers/stylists, product designers, interior designers, landscape and public art designers.

Art Administration: Planning, administration, exhibition, publicity, and public relations for art-related government agencies or corporate entities.

Art Teachers: Art teachers in colleges and universities, senior high schools, junior high schools, elementary schools, and kindergartens. Art seminars at public and private organizations, setting up art studios, teaching extracurricular classes, and imparting professional knowledge or skills.