Summer Online

Roman Art

AH 321--Four Quarter Hours

Dr. Rihab Kassatly Bagnole
434 Seigfred Hall
Ohio University--Athens Campus
(740)593-9429
bagnoler@ohio.edu

Please refer to the complete final course syllabus available on the course Website once the course begins.

Course
Description

Art of ancient Rome.

Prerequisites

Junior standing or permission.

Methods of Course Instruction

This course is taught entirely online. It is important that you use your campus email address and log on to the Blackboard site at least three times a week. When submitting written assignments, always use MS Word, Power Point, or save your document as doc or in rich text format rtf.
The main communication between teacher and students is blackboard (BB) and email (OU email).  Every email must include the sender’s full name and course # registered in.  An email with no name and course # will not be answered.

Course Objectives

This course exposes the students to the history of Roman Art from Romulus to Constantine's death. Topics covered include painting, sculpture, and architecture. This course also covers Roman religion and its impact on art and basic critical theory about Roman art.

General Course Requirements

Weekly assignments.
Responses to articles
Short essay (final)

Materials

Required

Kleiner, Fred S. A History of Roman Art Belmont, CA: Thomson Wadsworth, 2007.


Note: The books for the course are in stock at College Bookstore, (740) 594-3505. Click here for online ordering.

Exams
Requirements

No exams

Call the Ohio University Online Staff at 1-888-551-6446 if you have questions about this course or the enrollment process.


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(740) 5932150 if you have questions about Ohio Degree Opportunities.