Instructor: Christopher L. C. E. Witcombe Phone: 6194 Email: witcombe@sbc.edu Office: Pannell 04 Office Hour: Tuesdays 11:45—12:00. Other times by appointment THE COURSE & REQUIREMENTS The Course An historical and analytical introduction, considering representative monuments in their context and proposing ways of understanding visual evidence Meeting Place and Time Pannell 012: Tuesday and Thursdays 9:00—10:15 Required Textbooks Marilyn Stokstad Fourteenth to Seventeenth Century Art Art History Portable Edition, Book 4 (Third edition, paperback) (Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 2008) Available in the SBC Book Shop You can also purchase a new or used copy through: Amazon.com Barnes & Noble Also check Cheapest Textbooks.com, and Booksprice.com Marilyn Stokstad Eighteenth to Twenty-first Century Art Art History Portable Edition, Book 6 (Third edition, paperback) (Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 2008) Available in the SBC Book Shop You can also purchase a new or used copy through: Amazon.com Barnes & Noble Also check Cheapest Textbooks.com, and Booksprice.com Student Responsibilities Active class participation, which includes being prepared for each class, asking questions, and taking part in discussion. Read all the assignments before class meets, as indicated on the schedule Attend all class meetings (poor attendance will result in a lower final grade) Takes notes in class and make notes while reading the textbook Quizzes Three Quizzes: February 23, April 6, and May 4 Paper One Paper on a topic selected from a list posted on April 1 and due April 27 Grading First Quiz = 25% Second Quiz = 25% Third Quiz = 25% Paper = 25%