Major Requirements
Course Requirements
Course List Course | Title | Quarter Hours |
DES 112 | DRAWING FOR DESIGNERS | 3 |
DES 221 | COSTUME SKILLS WORKSHOP: 1A PULLING 1B ALTERATIONS | 4 |
DES 286 | FIGURE DRAWING FOR THEATRE | 4 |
TEC 200 | COSTUME TECHNOLOGY INTRODUCTION | 4 |
TEC 254 | COSTUME CRAFTS:DYEING AND PAINTING | 4 |
TEC 354 | COSTUME CONSTRUCTION I: INTRODUCTION | 4 |
THE 204 | HISTORY OF DRAMATIC LITERATURE | 4 |
THE 205 | HISTORY OF DRAMATIC LITERATURE | 4 |
THE 206 | HISTORY OF DRAMATIC LITERATURE | 4 |
DES 215 | WIG & MAKEUP DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY 1 | 4 |
DES 216 | WIG & MAKEUP DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY 1 | 4 |
DES 141 | ELEMENTS OF DESIGN | 4 |
DES 142 | PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN | 4 |
DES 143 | SCRIPT ANALYSIS | 4 |
TEC 107 | THEATRE CREW (three quarters) | 6 |
DES 260 | GLOBAL HISTORY OF COSTUME, HAIR, AND MAKEUP | 4 |
TEC 255 | COSTUME CRAFTS: GENERAL CRAFTS | 4 |
DES 384 | RENDERING FOR DESIGNERS I | 3 |
DES 386 | RENDERING FOR DESIGNERS III | 3 |
DES 261 | GLOBAL HISTORY OF COSTUME, HAIR, AND MAKEUP | 4 |
TEC 355 | COSTUME CONSTRUCTION I: PATTERN DRAFTING | 4 |
TEC 356 | COSTUME CONSTRUCTION I: DRAPING | 4 |
DES 244 | COSTUME DESIGN I | 4 |
DES 245 | COSTUME DESIGN I | 4 |
DES 246 | COSTUME DESIGN I | 4 |
DES 271 | DESIGN PRODUCTION PRACTICE I | 3 |
DES 272 | DESIGN PRODUCTION PRACTICE I | 3 |
DES 273 | DESIGN PRODUCTION PRACTICE I | 3 |
DES 360 | THEATRICAL COLLABORATION | 3 |
TEC 220 | TEXTILES FOR COSTUME PRODUCTION | 4 |
DES 344 | COSTUME DESIGN II | 4 |
DES 345 | COSTUME DESIGN II | 4 |
| 8 |
DES 371 | DESIGN PRODUCTION PRACTICE II | |
DES 372 | DESIGN PRODUCTION PRACTICE II | |
DES 373 | DESIGN PRODUCTION PRACTICE II | |
DES 351 | COSTUME DESIGN SEMINAR | 2 |
DES 486 | PORTFOLIO PREPARATION | 3 |
DES 444 | COSTUME DESIGN III | 4 |
DES 445 | COSTUME DESIGN III | 4 |
DES 446 | COSTUME DESIGN III | 4 |
| 10 |
DES 471 | DESIGN PRODUCTION PRACTICE III | |
DES 472 | DESIGN PRODUCTION PRACTICE III | |
DES 473 | DESIGN PRODUCTION PRACTICE III | |
DES 490 | DESIGN INTERNSHIP | |
| 2 |
Work on The Theatre School’s production season extends outside of the university’s academic calendar. Some production assignments may require participation up to two weeks before the beginning of fall quarter, during a portion of the winter break, or during spring break. Specific details pertaining to different programs, specific assignments, and options for students not able to participate outside of the university’s academic calendar are available in the Theatre School Student Handbook and the Theatre School website.