Academic year
2019-20
Is found in:
- Bachelor of Arts in Visual Arts, programme stage 2
Choice option within specialisation:
- Printmaking within Fine Arts
- Bachelor of Arts in Visual Arts
Choice option within specialisation:
- Printmaking within Fine Arts
- Bridging Programme Visual Arts
- Preparatory Programme Visual Arts
This is a course with serveral components.
Study load:
30 credits
Choice composite course unit
This composite course unit can consist of the following parts:
- Block printing 2 (9 credits)
- Intaglio 2 (9 credits)
- Lithography 2 (9 credits)
- Silkscreen (3 credits) [Mandatory]
- Digital image processing (3 credits) [Mandatory]
- Copper engraving (3 credits) [Mandatory]
- Staged figure drawing (3 credits) [Mandatory]
The composition of this course unit can be partially selected by the student.
There should be 2 choosing parts.
It is not possible to enrol in this course unit under
- exam contract (to obtain a credit).
- exam contract (to obtain a degree).
Co-ordinator: Bosteels Peter
Other teaching staff: Claes Koenraad, Eyckermans Barthold, Gils Lou, Ledent Ingrid, Tomic Sanja, Vanbrabant Stijn
Languages: Dutch, English
Scheduled for: Semester 1 + Semester 2
The result is calculated on the basis of the quotations for parts of this course, which is rounded to an integer.
Part of the course unit | Grading? | Re-sit exam possible? | When retaken? |
Block printing 2 | out of 20 (rounded to the nearest tenth) | No | -- |
Intaglio 2 | out of 20 (rounded to the nearest tenth) | No | -- |
Lithography 2 | out of 20 (rounded to the nearest tenth) | No | -- |
Silkscreen | out of 20 (rounded to the nearest tenth) | No | -- |
Digital image processing | out of 20 (rounded to the nearest tenth) | No | -- |
Copper engraving | out of 20 (rounded to the nearest tenth) | No | -- |
Staged figure drawing | out of 20 (rounded to the nearest tenth) | No | -- |
Possible deadlines for learning account: see deadlines of the components of the course unit.
Possibility of deliberation: You have to pass this course unit (will never be deliberated).
Total study time: 750,00 hours