CERM 303 Advanced Practice is offered from May to June and provides experienced students with the opportunity to develop their technical abilities while refining their design and aesthetic through experimentation, problem-solving, and exploration of best practices. Students will submit a written proposal outlining an appropriate program, goals and scope of work. The proposal will form the basis of the contract for the work to be completed. Changes to the proposal require approval of the instructor. Students will receive one hour a week of consultation, direction and feedback from the instructor. For the remainder of the time, students are expected to be self-directed and to work professionally within communal, shared studio spaces.
Prerequisites
Admission to the Advanced Certificate in Ceramics program
Credits
3