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FAA 111 Life Drawing I3C

Introduction to life drawing with emphasis on media [pen, ink, charcoal, pastel, pencil, etc.]Use of space, observation of posed model.

FAA 112 Painting 3C

Introduction to painting. Emphasis on the handling of media, the course. Applies the philosophies of colour to specific problem-solving,

FAA 113D Sculpture 3C

Introduction to tools, materials, and processes. It is understanding relief and sculpture around various materials.

FAA 114D Art History I Nigeria’s Artistic Heritage. Ancient Arts of Nigeria, Nok, Ife, Benin, Igbo-Ukwu and Essie.

FAA 124 Ceramics I 3C

An exploration of and experimentation with the basic materials and techniques of pottery. Emphasis will be placed on introducing the students to traditional pottery processes with exercises in preparation for the day: modelling and living.

FAA 125D Textiles I 3C

Principles and elements of ddesignUse of textile material, Study of shape and textile. Basic textile pattern designs.

FAA 126D Graphics I 3 C

Principles and elements of Graphics instruments and tools used and care, based on simple designs. Geometric and organic shapes. Typographical layout: types of layout and their uses. Crests and logo. Creative lettering.

FAA 127 Art Education I 3C

Introduction to Art Education. The meaning of Art and Art Education: Why Art in the School and how it got into the curriculum. The historical development of Art Education in Nigerian Schools. The status, character and goals of Art Education in School. Concepts in Art Education, Education through Art. Education in the Arts, Art in Education, visual perception, visliteracyrary, cultural identity/heritages.

FAA 129 Print Making I3 E

Introduction to Print Making. Types of Printing. Introduction to line print

VED 121 Introduction to live voc. Education 3C

History of Vocational Education-Definition, scope, philosophy and objective of voca in Nigeria-The role of vocational and technical education. B.Ed. [4]ii B.Ed.[3][1]

FAA 210 Life Drawing I13C

Hand, car, eye, nose, face in profile, head and trunk.

FAA 212 Printing II 3C

Life painting. Studies of depth. Tone and value contrast. Painting of real scenes, e.g. Market, building work.

FAA 213 Sculpture II 3C

Animals, etc., parts of the human body,dy e.g. foot, hand, nose, mouth, ear, eye, etc.

 

FAA 211 Foundation of Voc. Education 3C

This course is intended to acquaint the student teacher with basic historical, philosophical aspects of the national policy on education, professional, social skills and/appraisal of vocation in education.

FAA 214 Ceramics II 3R

Techniques of ceramics construction. Construction of geometric forms as trinket boxes.

Construction of pots, soup bowls, dishes, water cooling, and Traditional firing techniques.

FAA 225 Textile II 3R

Copying and recreating existing designs; repeating designs/patterns. Exercises in using various motifs.

FAA 226 Graphics II 3R

Lettering and calligraphy, CAPS and lower cases.

Poster designs. Cover designs-book covers, record sleeves, etc

Introduction to computer graphics, cs, e.g. parts of a computer and emotions, using a computer as a design device.

FAA 227 3C Art Historical

A survey of major African Art Cultures: Dagon, Barbara, Senufo, Ashanti/ Akin, Bamileke. The art of Congo and East African 20th-century Art movements: A general introduction.

FAA 228 Print Making 113E

An exploration of printing from raised surfaces involving the use of woodblock, Hinoeleum, acetate, collage elements [cellography]and plastics.

FAA 229 Photography 3E

Lighting and laboratory work parallels between the function of the human eye and the camera will be explored.

VED 221 Methodology in Voc.Education3R

Problem of technical education teachers in developing countries; special approaches, Aids and layout section, assessment and evaluation techniques, systematic observation, process evaluation and product/work sample rating.

VED 222. Industrial Training (SIWES) I 3C

Students gain industrial work experience in their areas of specialisation. B.Ed.[4] iii B, Ed.[3]ii Ceramics

FAA 310 Hand Building 3C

Introduction to handling. Construction of pots-soups bowls, dishes, water coolers, water kegs, etc.

FAA 311DC Wheel Throwing II 3C

Introduction to throwing 1 Introduction to techniques 1 Practice of simple Objects

FAA 312 Theory of Ceramics Technology I 3E

Historical background of ceramic technology: The area of coverage of ceramic technology

FAA 314 Life Drawing ID 3C

See the common list.

FAA 311 Art Education ID 3C

FAA 313 Glazes Technology I 3E

Introduction to glaze technology. Trace the history of the use of glaze. Materials for the production of glaze

VED 311 Organisation and Administration of Voc, Educ 3R

This course covers the following: the structure and methods of organization of vocational education in Nigeria, levels of organization; national, local and institutional agencies concerned with the organization of business, in education [NBTE, NCCE, NUC, NERDC, ETC]business teacher preparation and levels, organization of infrastructure and instructional sources, safety measures and administration of records.

FAA 320 Band building II 3C

See 310 and advance the hand building.

FAA 321 Wheel throwing I3R

Advanced pottery techniques: Advanced Throwing

FAA 322 Theory of Ceramic Technology II3C

Simple ceramic tools production.n Simple designs of ceramic tools and materials. Advanced levels of 312

FAA 322 Glazes Technology I3R Glazes preparation

Graze firing. Effect of Glaze on ceramic wean

FAA 326 Art History III 3C

See the common course list.

VED 311 Industrial Works Experience 11 (SIWES) 3C

FAA 410 Hand Building III 3C

Advanced Ritual pots [African Ritual pot] External Foundation.

FAA 411 Advanced Wheel Throwing I 3C

Higher throwing techniques. Vases, fountains and Ritual pots.

FAA 412Theory of Ceramics Technology III 3E

Introduction to ceramics tools production. Uses of ceramic tools and materials.

FAA 413 Kiln Design & building 113E

Tools and materials in kiln designing, Kiln types and processes of building.

FAA 411 Curriculum Development in Vocational Education 3R

See the common list.

FAA 420 Hand building IV 3C

Bigger Ritual pot production continued. External ceramics production continued.

FAA 421DC Advanced Wheel Throwing II 3C

Bigger ritual pot-throwing continued. Throwing of external potting.

FAA 422 Theory of Ceramic Technology IV 3E

FAA 423 Kiln Design and Building 11 3C

Kiln construction techniques. Simple Kiln construction processes.

FAA 424 Special project processes 3C

A course in which students will be required to work on their B.Ed. The thesis is completed independently with regular consultation with their respective thesis supervisors.

FAA 427 Display and Exhibition Techniques 3R

See the common list. B.Ed.[4]iii B.Ed.[3] ii Textiles

FAA 310 Textiles Design and Technology I 3C

Introduction to textile design. Introduction to Technology Design for textile wear and other uses. Design with traditional source materials.

FAA 311DT Printing and Dyed Textiles I 3C

Introduction to printing. Preparation of Dye and Chemical Ink for printing.

FAA 312DT Woven and Constructed Textiles I3C

Experimentation with loom weaving, macramé,é and surface pattern design. Methods for loom construction and components.

FA A 313DT History of Fashion 3R

Trace the history of fashion in Nigerian Traditional fashion [Nigeria examples]Significance of fashion.

FAA 314DT Screen Printing 3R

An exploration of stencil techniques such as resi, blackout, cut film, pro film and darkroom exposure.

FAA 314D Life Drawing III 3C

See the common course list.

FAA 31Organisationion and Administration of Vocational Education 3C

See the common course list.

FAA 320DC Textile Design and Technology II 3C

Emphasis will be placed on an understanding of fabric texture and the elasticity of design possibilities. Advanced designing in multi-colours.

FAA 321DT Printing and Dyed Textile II 3C

Darkroom exposure. Multi-colour print and advanced dying.

FAA 322DC Woven and Constructed Textile II 3C

Advanced woven and constructed textile Experimentation with the vertical and horizontal loom

FAA 323DT Textiles Merchandising I 3E

Introduction to Textiles Merchandising Implications on the Economy

FAA 326D Art History III 3C

See the common course list.

VED 321 Industrial Work Experience II (SIWES) 3C

Students are to have their SIWES in their specialisation area B.Bd [4] iv B.Ed.[3]III

FAA 410 Textile Design and Technology III 3C

Continuation of Textile Design and Technology 111

FAA 411 Printing and Dyed Textile III 3C

Advanced Printing process and Dyed textiles.

FAA 412 Woven and Constructed Textiles III 3C

Textile theory fibro, types. Advanced weaving. Advanced Textile Merchandising

VED 411 Curriculum Development in Vocational Education 3RSee common course list.

FAA 414 Special Project Research 3C

Independently, with regular consultations with their respective thesis supervisors.

FAA 420 Textile Design and Technology IV 3C

Advanced Textile Design and Technology.

FAA 421 Printed and Dyed Textile IV3C

Multi-colour printing and Dyed Textile exploration on printing B.Ed.[4] iii B.d[3]ii Sculpture.

FAA 310 Life Study 1 3C

Anatomical structure. Proportional structures. Balancing.

FAA311 Plastic Design and Construction 1 3E

Clay work relief sculptures. Plastic construction/constructivism. Introduction to 3-dimensional works.

FAA 321 Modelling and Casting 1 3E

Introduction to Relief Casting: Different modes of casting/technique.The media in modelling and casting.

FAA 313 Tools and Materials 1 3C

Introduction to tools and materials in sculpture.Materials and tools in the modelling activity.Materials and tools in relief casting.

FAA 314 Kiln Design and Building 1 3R

Introduction to Kiln Designing. Kiln construction and building. Uses of a kiln in sculpture. Types of kiln. Simple woodcut tools and materials. Simple woodcuts.

FAA 315 Theory of Sculpture 1 3E

What is sculpture? African sculptural value. Western sculptures.

FAA 316 Life Drawing 111 3C

Anatomical human structure, Proportional structures, Balancing and use of space, Multimedia drawings.

FAA 311 Art Education 111 3C

See the common coursé list.

FAA 320 Life Anatomical structures continued 3C

Proportional structures. Balancing continued

FAA 321 Plastic Design and Construction II 3E

Sculpture in the round with clay. Constructivism. Introduction to clay composition.

FAA 322 Modelling and Casting 113R

Direct and indirect casting. Multi-casting media. Cireperdue and piece moulid Innovation in sculpture.

FAA 325 Introduction to wood carving and cutting-3E

In the round and the lat.

FAA 326 Art History 111 and Appreciation 3C

See the common list.

FAA 410 Plastic Design and Construction 3C

Gas welding]

FAA 411 Architectural Designs 3C

Columns of Egyptian Architecture. African Architectural Designs. Changes in African architecture/influence of Western Architecture on African Architecture.

FAA 412 Metal Casting and Construction 1 3C

Hack welding process. Materials and tools in the welding process. Gas welding and Hack welding processes. Introduction to metal construction and welding

FAA 413 Theory of Sculpture 11 Study 11 3E

Western Sculpture in Africa. Sculptural Movements.

FAA 415 Wood Carving and Cutting 111 3E

2-dimensional and 3-dimensional carvings, Carving finishing.

FAA 416 Kiln Design and Building 11 3E

Introduction to local and modern kiln using techniques, Local and simple modern kiln protection, Firing and glazing through the kiln.

FAA 421 Plastic Design and Construction IV3E

Puppet composition. Clay composition.

FAA 422 Metal Casting and Construction II3C

Construction. Welding continues

FAA 423 Architectural Design II 3R

Comparison between African and Western Architecture: Influences of Western on African ArchitecturesModernem African Architectures.

FAA 424 Theory of Sculpture IV 3E

Comparison between sculptural movements.Comparison between African and Western sculptures. African Sculptures and their works.

See the common course list. OR B.Ed [4]iii  B.Ed [3] ii

FAA 310 Life Painting 3C

Painting of the features of babies.

FAA 312 Composition 1 3C

Landscape painting within the campus, Seascape painting/Fish-

FAA 312DP Mixed Media I3 C

Introduction to mixed media in painting and Collage. Mosaic.

FAA 313 Materials and Method 13R

Different painting materials. Various methods are adopted in painting.

FAA 314 Life Drawing III 3E

Figure drawing with emphasis on quick sketches. Portraiture Figures drawing with emphasis on the modes and official appearance.

FAA311 Art Education III 3C

See the common course list.

FAA 320 Life Painting 11 3C

Figure painting in detail emphasises the mode of the posed model.

FAA 321 Composition 113C

Landscape. Imaginative. Using oil colour as the medium.

FAA 322 Mixed Media 11 3E

Mural design and painting in different media

FAA 323 Materials and Method IV 3C

Advanced painting materials used for painting Knife painting, Linseed oil, etc. Oil on canvas,

FAA 326 Art History 111 3C

See the common course list. B.Ed[4]v, B.Ed.[3]

FAA 410 Life Painting 111 3C

Figure painting with different postures, Portraiture, making use of oil colour for painting.

FAA 411 Composition 111 3C

Imaginative composition Landscape [advanced scenes] Using oil colour, on canvas

FAA 412 Mixed Media 3C

Mural design of the wall, Collage using a variety of media.

FAA 414 Special Project 3C

B.Ed.They will do this independently with regular consultations with their respective supervisors.

FAA 420 Life Painting IV 3C

An advanced stage of life painting considering media. Mood.

FAA 411 Compositing IV 3C

Exploration of more challenging assignments in painting. Construction on painting composition problems.

FAA 422 Mixed Media IV 3C

Advanced composition based on oil painting.

FAA 427 Display and Exhibition Techniques 3R

See the common course list. OR Graphics B.Ed. [4]iii. B.Ed[3]ii

FAA 310 Print Making I 3C

Introduction to the Art of Printing: History of printing, making, Media, tools and techniques. Printing processes.

FAA 311 Graphics/Advertising Design I 3C

Publicity and Advertisement on trends and development. Graphic instruments and tools;   use hard care. Analysis of visual art, i.e. elements and principles of Art designs.

Simple design based on spot, line and shape lettering/copy-writing, meaning, types, and kinds of copy. Layout, meaning types, thumbnail or dummy, rough sketches and comprehensive types for news, posters and books.

FAA 312DG Advertising System and Methods I 3C

Meaning of Advertising/Publicity. Media and Importance. Advertising agencies.

FAA 313DG Creative Photography 13C

Introduction: meaning Historical trends

Media and Equipment-Uses and care Basic photographic techniques.

FAA314 DG Advertising Communication and Media 3E

An introduction to the languages of communication and the scope of visual modes of communication. Communication historical trends. Media and Techniques.

FAAD. Life Drawing 111

See pages common course list. FAAD. Art Education II1 See pages common course

Print Making 11

Studies of depth. Tone. Volume. Contrast and perspective.

Cueaen PEPsAN a

Posters, steps in making posters.

Qualities of a good poster.

cCards, complimentary cards, and package design. 3C/ 3E

Dark Room theory and techniques. Photographic film.

FAA 324DG Advertising Communication and Media 11 3E

to be communicated effectively. Identification of the problem area whose solution re-

FAA 326D Art History 3C

See the page common course list. Graphic B.Ed [4]iv B.Ed.[3]iii.

Wood/line cuts. Techniques. Monochromatic colour works on topical issues.

FAA 411DG Graphic/Advertising Design 111 3C

Advanced Designs. Posters. Neon signs. Security design: currency notes, stamps, postal/money orders.

FAA 413DG Creative Photography III 3E

Purpose and use of photography. Planning a photography, i.e. Steps taken during photography processing. Photo.

FAA 414DG Special Project 3C

A course in which students will be required to work on their B.Ed. theThesesdependently on regular consultation with their respective thesis supervisors.

FAA 414DG Cartooning 3C

Introduction: meaning and types

Historical perspective, i.e. genesis, trends, and development in the European World and Nigeria. Functions of cartoons and the press law.

FAA 420DG Advanced Print Making 11 3R

Line/woodcuts. Polychromatic colour works on top of real themes. Introduction of Computer graphics, e.g. part of the computer and its functions. Using the computer as a design device. Computer graphics, the production of designs and illustrations through a computer. Advanced computer graphics.

FAA 422DG Advertising Systems and Methods 11 3C

Classes of Adverts Prospects of Advertising

FAA 424DG Advertising and Society3R

Interrelationship between advertising, agencies and society: Advantages of Advertising to the society.

FAA 427D Display and Exhibition Techniques 3R

See the common course list Common course B.Ed. [4][3],

FAA 314D Life Drawing 1113C

A study of the human form in motion, blending the tendency of contrapposto and the personal and creative vision of interpretation in coordinating what the eye sees.

FAA 311D Art Education 111 3C

Seminar on curriculum development for a visual arts program in primary education. Essentially, the course will be concerned with the view of assessing them in the light of the social and cultural arrangements of the respective societies. From the analysis and assessment, students will proceed to develop “mode” visual arts curricula for the Nigerian system.

VED 311D Organisation and Administration of Vocational Education 3R

This course covers the following: the structure and methods of organising vocationalities concerned with the organisation of business education [NBTE, NCCE, NUC, NERDC, etc.], Business Teacher preparation and levels, organisation of infrastructural and instructional resources, safety measures and administration of records.

FAA 326D Art History 3C

Introduction to Western Art, Pre-historical Art, Ancient Egyptian, Greek, Roman, Mesopotamian, Cubism and classical abstraction,n etc.

FAA 411D Curriculum Development in Vocational Education 3R

This course is intended to acquaint the student teacher with the basic principles of curriculum development in vocational education. Areas of coverage include problems of definition and objectives, Shester and Diacum; curriculum integration and types, curriculum innovation, curriculum evaluation and course assessment methods.

Purpose and rationale of the course. Theory of art criticism, indoor and ooutdoorand display stands/boards, stage designing and lighting, cataloguing, Exhibition proper.

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