MONASH UNIVERSITY FACULTY HANDBOOKS

Art & Design Handbook 1996

Caution
Copyright © Monash University 1996
ISBN 1320-6222

Authorised by Academic Registrar, April 1996

DETAILS OF SUBJECTS - CAULFIELD

SUBJECTS

• CER1210 Studio practice (clay and architectural ceramics)
• CER1221 Studio practice (glass and architectural ceramics)
• CER1310 Materials research and technology (clay and architectural ceramics)
• CER1320 Materials research and technology (glass and architectural ceramics)
• CER1420 Drawing
• CER1721 Art, design and culture
• CER1722 The romantic legacy
• CER2210 Studio practice (clay and architectural ceramics)
• CER2221 Studio practice (glass and architectural ceramics)
• CER2310 Materials research and technology (clay and architectural ceramics)
• CER2320 Materials research and technology (glass and architectural ceramics)
• CER2420 Drawing
• CER2721 Craftspeople and their world
• CER2722 Perception in the making
• CER3210 Studio practice (clay and architectural ceramics)
• CER3221 Studio practice (glass and architectural ceramics)
• CER3310 Materials research and technology (clay and architectural ceramics)
• CER3320 Materials research and technology (glass and architectural ceramics)
• CER3420 Drawing
• CER3721 Craft as an industry
• CER3722 Craft as culture
• CER5001 Ceramic design
• CER6001 Ceramic design studio
• CER6011 Ceramic design studio
• CER6012 Ceramic design studio
• DES1001 Theory of design 1
• DES1002 Product design 1
• DES1003 Technology 1
• DES1004 Product engineering 1
• DES1101 Theory of design 2
• DES1102 Product design 2
• DES1103 Technology 2
• DES1104 Product engineering 2
• DES2002 Product design 3
• DES2003 Technology 3
• DES2004 Product engineering 3
• DES2102 Product design 4
• DES2103 Technology 4
• DES2104 Product engineering 4
• DES3002 Product design 5
• DES3003 Technology 5
• DES3005 Design management and business practices
• DES3102 Product design 6
• DES3103 Technology 6
• MKT3321 Marketing and product innovation
• DES4000 Product development studio
• DES4100 Business planning
• DES4200 Technology planning
• FNE1400 Painting
• FNE1410 Painting
• FNE1500 Printmaking
• FNE1510 Printmaking
• FNE1600 Sculpture
• FNE1610 Sculpture
• FNE1801 Tapestry
• FNE1811 Tapestry
• FNE1900 Drawing
• FNE1911 Art, design and culture
• FNE1912 The romantic legacy
• FNE2400 Painting
• FNE2500 Printmaking
• FNE2600 Sculpture
• FNE2801 Tapestry
• FNE2900 Drawing
• FNE2911 Art and culture in Europe, 19th and 20th centuries
• FNE2912 Art of the avant-garde in the 20th century
• FNE2921 Aesthetics I: the nature of art
• FNE2922 Aesthetics II: art and the power of emotion
• FNE3400 Painting
• FNE3500 Printmaking
• FNE3600 Sculpture
• FNE3801 Tapestry
• FNE3900 Drawing
• FNE3911 Art criticism and theory in the 20th century
• FNE5001 Fine art
• GDN1110 Graphic design theory
• GDN1120 Typography
• GDN1130 Photography
• GDN1140 Drawing
• GDN1150 Graphic design practice
• GDN1161 Art, design and culture
• GDN1162 The romantic legacy
• GDN1170 Computer studies
• GDN1180 Communication studies
• GDN2110 Graphic design theory
• GDN2120 Print technology
• GDN2130 Photography
• GDN2150 Graphic design practice
• GDN2161 Art images and emotion
• GDN2162 Ideas and form in visual culture
• GDN2170 Computer studies
• GDN2180 Illustration
• MKT2020 Marketing
• GDN3110 Graphic design theory
• GDN3120 Professional practice
• GDN3130 Photography
• GDN3150 Graphic design practice
• GDN3161 Ideas and visual communication
• GDN3170 Computer studies
• GDN3180 Illustration
• GDN5001 Graphic design
• GDN5011 Graphic design
• GDN5012 Graphic design