Drawing and Sketching: Basic drawing techniques, sketching exercises, understanding of shapes, forms, and proportions.

Art History: Survey of art history, from ancient to contemporary art movements and styles.

Color Theory: Understanding the color wheel, color harmony, and the psychological effects of color.

2D Design: Basics of two-dimensional design, composition, and visual elements.

Communication Skills: Oral and written communication skills, presentation skills, and interpersonal communication.

Figure Drawing: Drawing the human figure, anatomy, and proportions.

Art and Society: Understanding the role of art in society, cultural influences on art, and art as a form of expression.

Painting Techniques: Introduction to painting techniques, including watercolor, acrylic, and oil painting.

Sculpture: Basics of sculpture, working with different materials, and sculptural techniques.

Environmental Studies: Understanding the environment, sustainable practices in art and design.

Graphic Design: Basics of graphic design, layout design, typography, and visual communication.

3D Design: Introduction to three-dimensional design, spatial relationships, and form.

Printmaking: Basics of printmaking techniques, including relief, intaglio, and lithography.

Art Criticism: Basics of art criticism, analyzing and interpreting works of art.

Professional Practice: Ethics, responsibilities, and professional standards in the practice of fine arts.

Advanced Drawing and Sketching: Advanced drawing techniques, experimental approaches to drawing.

Digital Art: Introduction to digital art, digital painting, and manipulation techniques.

Art and Technology: Exploring the intersection of art and technology, digital media in contemporary art.

Entrepreneurship Development: Basics of entrepreneurship, business planning, and management skills for artists.

Project Work: Practical application of fine arts concepts in a project-based learning environment.

Motion Graphics: Introduction to motion graphics, animation principles, and techniques.

Installation Art: Basics of installation art, site-specific art, and environmental art.

Art Therapy: Introduction to art therapy, understanding the therapeutic uses of art.

Internship/Industry Training: Hands-on experience in an art studio, gallery, or related industry, exposure to real-world projects and workflows.

Portfolio Development: Creating a professional portfolio showcasing student work, preparing for exhibitions and job interviews.

Seminar and Presentation: Presenting a seminar on a fine arts-related topic, enhancing presentation skills.

Research Methodology: Basics of research, research design, data collection, and analysis in the context of fine arts.

Dissertation: Conducting a research project or creating an advanced art project under the guidance of faculty.