Undergraduate Courses
The following is a list of courses offered by Tyndale University College. You can also see the course schedule for specific terms.
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| Course Code | Course Name |
|---|---|
| BIOL 102 |
Human Biology Basic structure and function of the human body and the major organ systems. Emphasizes the processes that control and regulate important... |
| BIOL 101 |
Introduction to Biology Developments in the biological sciences are having a major impact on the world around us. Provides introduction to basic principles of... |
| ASLN 102 |
Introduction to American Sign Language II Extends and further develops basic signing vocabulary and grammar. The content covers fingerspelling, ASL terminology, expressive and... |
| ASLN 101 |
Introduction to American Sign Language I Covers basic conversationally relevant signs and grammar principles and other features of ASL (American Sign Language), including a brief... |
| ARTM 390 |
Studio Practicum: Art in Context In this course, students will be introduced to a broad range of media including acrylic and acrylic mediums; encaustic; collage assemblage... |
| ARTM 380 |
Writing and North American Art Examines the relationship between writing and the visual arts by focusing on themes in North American art. Critical essays, manifestos,... |
| ARTM 350 |
Directed Studies in Visual Arts and Media An independent study option open to fourth-year students who wish to pursue an art project or research topic beyond the bounds of the regular... |
| ARTM 344 |
Film and Western Culture Same as HIST 387. Exclusion: FINE 344. |
| ARTM 340 |
Cinema and Christianity A film survey course designed to study the history and value of cinematic expression in the context of a theological framework. Landmark... |
| ARTM 310 |
Digital Technology and Sound Engineering Allows students to gain hands-on experience learning the concepts, creative techniques and functions of acoustics and electronics and how... |
| ARTM 303 |
Aesthetics Same as PHIL 323. Exclusion: FINE 323. |
| ARTM 261 |
Intermediate Painting An intermediate course designed to strengthen the student’s technical and observational skills. We will explore a variety of materials,... |
| ARTM 260 |
Intermediate Drawing Drawing is a wonderful way to touch the world with our eyes. This course focuses on tonal rendering, colour rendering in a range of drawing... |
| ARTM 242 |
Introduction to Theatre II A practical introduction to the fundamentals of acting. This course will introduce students to the foundations of acting through movement,... |
| ARTM 241 |
Introduction to Theatre I An introduction to theatrical studies, looking at dramatic literature from diverse periods and traditions. The focus of the textual analysis... |
| ARTM 240 |
Introduction to Cinematography Introduces the production techniques of single-camera video that are used in television, cinema, and other media. Students will develop... |
| ARTM 220 |
Introduction to Photography An introduction to the skills, concepts and theology of image creation that will broaden students’ understanding of contemporary photography... |
| ARTM 202 |
History of Art II Examination of the ways in which visual images, sculptural objects and architectural structures have been produced throughout history.... |
| ARTM 201 |
History of Art I Examination of the ways in which visual images, sculptural objects and architectural structures have been used in the formation and... |
| ARTM 164 |
Visual Art: Introduction to Studio Practice A studio class for students who have a basic knowledge of art and are ready to challenge themselves to discover their own art-making... |
| ARTM 161 |
Introduction to Painting Painting is a powerful tool for expressing how we see the world. This is an introductory course that focuses on a basic survey of water-based... |
| ARTM 160 |
Introduction to Drawing Drawing is a wonderful way to touch the world with our eyes. This is a basic introduction to a range of creative drawing materials and... |
| ARTM 130 |
Introduction to Design Explores the power of design as the fundamental creative core of all art making. We explore its motivation, its language, its impact and a... |
| ARTM 100 |
Art Appreciation: An Introduction to Visual Language Examines the fundamental value of visual art in its historic development, its workaday practice and its vital role as a means of expression... |