Transcript Visual Arts Department - Unionville High School

Visual Arts Department
Importance of Foundation Courses (AVI courses)
Students are highly encouraged to take the foundation courses in each grade level. Artistic skills and
knowledge build sequentially over the four years. The foundation courses offer a good grounding in
basic skills which allow each student to be successful in developing a professional portfolio. These
courses offer drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, digital illustration, and design. The AVI
Foundation series courses also serve as prerequisites for most of the special series courses.
AVI 2O1
AVI3O1
AVI 3M1
AVI 4M1
Visual Arts Department
Special Series Courses
Design
Ceramics
AWD 2O1 Visual Design
AWC 2O1
AWC 3O1
AWC 3M1
AWC 4M1
AWI 3M1 Fashion Design
AWH 4M1 Interior Design
Fine Arts
AWN 4M1
Life Drawing/ Painting
AWP 4M1 Sculpture
Visual Arts Department
Special Series Courses
Photography
AWQ 2O1
AWQ 3M1
AWQ 4M1
Film and Video
Media Arts
AWR 3M1
AWR 4M1
ASM 2O1
ASM 3M1
ASM 4M1
Visual Arts Department
Flow Chart
NATIVE STUDIES
Native Studies is offered through the Visual Arts Department. The importance
of First Nations, Metis and Inuit culture and history are examined through
current aboriginal issues. The course content is research and inquiry based,
however student understanding is expressed through the arts.
NAC 2O1 -No prerequisite
NDV 3M1 -Prerequisite -NAC2O1 or Grade 10 History
Native Studies are Group 1 credits, not an art credit.