Comprehensive art field course example (for students enrolled in 2019 or later)

Classification 1st year 2st year 3st year 4st year
Specialized basic subjects Compulsory
  • Introduction to Art & Design
  • Art and culture
  • Art and society
  • art career education
  • Basic English Exercises A, B, or C
Selection
  • Design history overview A,B
  • General modeling overview
  • Structure overview
  • Introduction to visual design
  • Introduction to crafts
  • Digital photography basic training
  • Three-dimensional machining basic training
  • Graphic tools basic training
  • Specialized basic subjects starting with YA
Compulsory
  • Comprehensive modeling research I
  • Comprehensive modeling field research II
  • General modeling area special training I
  • General modeling area special training II
  • Comprehensive modeling area special seminar Ⅲ
  • Graduation research (general modeling area)
Selection
  • Extended Expression Studio 1-1
  • Extended Expression Studio 1-2
  • Extended Expression Studio 1-3
  • Extended Expression Studio 1-4
  • Extended Expression Studio 2
  • Comprehensive modeling exercise AI, II
  • Extended Expression Studio 3
  • Media art theory
  • Off-campus exercises (general art field)
  • Dynamic interaction design exercise
  • Creative Revival: Local Design Exercise I
  • Creative Recovery: Challenge Off-campus Exercise I
  • Internship (general modeling area)
  • Extended Expression Studio 4
  • Creative Revival: Local Design Exercise II
  • Creative recovery: Challenge off-campus exercise II
  • installation art
  • media art programming
  • Media art/Physical computing
  • Contemporary art theory A
  • hybrid art exercise
  • Comprehensive modeling exercise B
  • Specialized subjects starting with YB
Basic subjects Related subjects
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Elective subject
  • College of Creative Studies, College of Expression Studies – Creative experience course taught by OBOG — 2
  • Tsukuba Creative Camp Basic - Introductory course for entrepreneurs - 1
  • Tsukuba Creative Camp Advanced 1
  • Architectural design in society