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Understanding and application of these skills is important for success in upper-level coursework in the visual arts.\nStudents will create a new body of work and a common theme chosen for that semester culminating in an anonymous review of work by the department faculty. The submitted portfolios are evaluated as Satisfactory or Unsatisfactory based on the set of established standards reflected in common foundations curriculum, including the Department of Visual Arts at the University of Wyoming. An Unsatisfactory portfolio will not pass the review. It does not follow that a student will pass Portfolio Review just because they passed their foundations classes.\nAll art majors (not art minors) must pass Portfolio Review to be eligible to enroll in any upper-division (3000 or 4000 level) studio courses beyond the required Studio Core. A student who does not pass on their first attempt may decide to re-take the class, but failure to pass the review twice will render the student ineligible to progress in the Department as a studio major, but the Art History major and/or a minor in any area remains open for the student to pursue. Portfolio Review grades have no impact on students’ GPAs. Portfolio Review will occur once in each of the fall, spring, and summer semesters.\nPrerequisites:\nCompletion of the Foundation Core courses with a letter grade of C or higher: ART 1005 Drawing I, ART 1110 Foundation 2D, ART 1120 Foundation 3D and ART 1130 Foundation Color.\nAn overall University of Wyoming GPA of 2.5 or better (Not applicable for incoming transfer students who do not yet have a UW GPA).\nCourse Structure\nThis course is currently designated both as IN PERSON and ONLINE / ASYNCHRONOUS, although students are required to install and deinstall their work in-person and on-campus. If the campus is closed or synchronous classes are cancelled for any reason, the course can be completed successfully in an online format.\nAssignments: Students are strongly encouraged to keep up with course content on Wyocourses and maintain contact with the instructor. Assignments of in-progress work and draft writing are meant to help students stay on track over the course of the semester.\nThe instructor will be available to contact for any questions or concerns with the class. Please email the instructor to meet if it's outside of office hours.\nAlthough students are welcome to work off-campus, students may use the Foundations and Drawing studios in the Visual Arts Building to make their portfolio pieces when the rooms are not holding or preparing to hold in-person classes. Students should be considerate of space, material usage, and other students enrolled in concurrent courses. There may be a shelf designated specifically for Portfolio Review students in the Foundations studios, and students should not store projects or materials anywhere else in those rooms. Students must clean up all used areas and messes made while making work in the VAB. Students must get permission from faculty to use any communal materials located in the Foundations area. Students that wish to use other facilities (i.e. woodshop, ceramics, etc.) must get permission from that area’s faculty member and follow all procedures they have in place for that space. Due to the nature of the course, students are responsible for purchasing their materials individually as necessary.\nThe instructor will be using Wyocourses to post announcements and course","cbCaijSb41aPAuC6","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijSb41aPAuC6","docx",27978,8,"English","# Course Syllabus\n## Course Description and Objectives\n## Prerequisites\n## Course Structure\n## Assignments and Communication\n## Portfolio Entry Requirements","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of ART 2000: Portfolio Review?\",\"answer\":\"It assesses students’ understanding and application of design elements and principles using foundational studio materials, processes, and techniques. 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