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(THE 100):  Learn about theatre as an art form including types of plays, playwriting and contributions of artists, as well as methods of production, design, and theatre use.

(THE 101): Students are introduced to historical developments in theatre and drama including theatrical periods, styles and genres through reading and watching plays.

(THE 124): Students are introduced to film as an art form with an emphasis on production elements, genres, acting, directorial style, cinematography and  editing through film viewing and analysis.

(THE 125): This course provides a survey of the historical development of film and innovations in film production through film viewing and analysis.

(THE 103): Students learn techniques for bringing literature to life through the effective use of voice and body.

(THE 104): Students learn the fundamentals of acting including improvisation and scene study as well as the major acting approaches used to help students create believable characters.

(THE 105):  This hands-on lab-based course teaches basic techniques of scenery and property construction, scene painting, tool use, and backstage organization. 

(THE 107): This hands-on lab course provides students with opportunities to increase their skills in on-stage and back stage theatrical performances. A college production assignment is a required component of the course.

(THE 109):  This hands-on course helps students build skills in costume shop safety and organization, as well as basic techniques in costume construction, tool use, and costume projects for production.  Students also learn techniques of stage makeup and application.

(THE 120):  Students learn to read play scripts in their historical and social contexts, and learn techniques of play analysis for production purposes.

(COM 140): Basic factors of voice and speech sound production. Class study and analysis of variations in spoken English. Individual analysis and guided practice toward improvement of speech habits.

(THE 205): Gain hands-on experience and advanced training in technical theatre including computerized numeric control, scenic structures, personnel lifts, arena and theatrical rigging, lighting console programming, and scenic automation operation.