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Sr.Secondary : Painting (332)
Quick Facts
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Medium of instructions
English
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Mode of learning
Self study
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Mode of Delivery
Video and Text Based
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number of course credit
10
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Course overview
The Sr.Secondary: Painting (332) Certification Course is a massive open online course that aims at improving the skills of candidates in painting. The course is coordinated by Ms. Sanchita Bhattacharjee of the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) through the Swayam online learning platform. The course aims at improving self-expression skills and cultivating an aesthetic sense in students.
The Sr.Secondary: Painting (332) Training is offered through theoretical and practical sessions. Upon successful completion of the course steps, learners get a chance to receive the Sr.Secondary: Painting (332) Certification by NIOS and Swayam. The course includes practicals wherein the students are required to submit portfolios containing their original paintings.
The highlights
- Certificate of completion
- 24 weeks duration
- 10 credit points
- Interactive platform
- Reading materials
- Peer discussion forums
- School level
Program offerings
- Certificate of completion
- 10 credit points
- Interactive platform
- Video lectures
- Reading materials
- Peer discussion forums
- Theory and practicals
- 24 weeks duration
Course and certificate fees
certificate availability
Yes
certificate providing authority
NIOS
Who it is for
The course is apt for anyone interested in painting and artwork and aspires to become future artists.
Eligibility criteria
Candidates who have passed the class 10th examination can apply for the course.
What you will learn
Drawing skills
After completing the Sr.Secondary: Painting (332) Certification Classes, you will gain insights into the following topics:
- Indian art history
- Art of Indus Valley Civilization
- Art of Mauryan to Gupta period
- Ajanta Caves, Mural Painting,
- Temple Art and Sculpture,
- Architecture of Indo-Islamic period,
- Miniature painting of Mugals School,
- Rajasthan School, Pahari School,
- Company School, Bengal School
- Folk Painting
- Fundamental of painting
- Sketching from life and memory
- Traditional folk painting
The syllabus
Week 1
Painting Theory Syllabus
Week 2
Painting Theory Syllabus
- Art from Maurya to Gupta Period
Week 3
Painting Theory Syllabus
- Ajanta Caves
Week 4
Painting Theory Syllabus
- Temple Art and Sculpture
Week 5
Painting Theory Syllabus
- Indian Bronzes
Week 6
Painting Theory Syllabus
- Indo-Islamic Architecture
Week 7
Painting Theory Syllabus
- Mughal School
Week 8
Painting Theory Syllabus
- Rajasthani School of Painting
Week 9
Painting Theory Syllabus
- Pahari School of Miniature Painting
Week 10
Painting Theory Syllabus
- Deccan School of Painting
Week 11
Painting Theory Syllabus
- Company School
Week 12
Painting Theory Syllabus
- Pioneers of Contemporary Art Movements in India
Week 13
Painting Theory Syllabus
- Contemporary Art of India
Week 14
Painting Theory Syllabus
- Folk Painting
Week 15
Painting Practical Syllabus
- Object Drawing
Week 16
Painting Practical Syllabus
- Nature Study
Week 17
Painting Practical Syllabus
- Fundamentals of Painting
Week 18
Painting Practical Syllabus
- Composition
Week 19
Painting Practical Syllabus
- Sketching from Life and Memory
Week 20
Painting Practical Syllabus
- Folk Art as Motif
Week 21
Painting (Practical Guidelines)
- Study and Draw Basic Shapes and Volume of Objects in Individual and Group
- Differentiate between the man-made and natural objects
Week 22
Painting (Practical Guidelines)
- Use of light and Shade to achieve volume and depth in terms of perspective
- Study of rhythm, harmony, balance and texture
Week 23
Painting (Practical Guidelines)
- Application of primary, secondary and complementary cool and warm colours according to the need of the composition
- Arrangement of forms in pictorial space after assimilation of elements studied
Week 24
Painting (Practical Guidelines)
- Create composition to express feelings and emotions
- Documentation of visual experience, capture movement, mood and characteristics with instant perception
Week 25
Painting (Practical Guidelines)
- Manifest forms from stored perception of studies of visual experience in the memory
- Study the traditional folk motifs
Week 26
Painting (Practical Guidelines)
- Study of methods and materials of folk art
Admission details
Follow the steps given below to enroll in the Sr.Secondary: Painting (332) Course:
Step 1: Click on the URL given below -
https://onlinecourses.swayam2.ac.in/nos21_sc13/preview
Step 2: Click on the “Sign-in" or "Register" option at the right hand top corner of the page.
Step 3: A new page opens and you can choose to sign-in or sign-up with your username and password to proceed.
How it helps
The Sr.Secondary: Painting (332) Certification Benefits are given below:
- The course enables learners to develop a sense of aesthetics through different forms of painting.
- The Sr.Secondary: Painting (332) Certification Syllabus focuses on equipping learners with mastery in arts and crafts.
- Through the course, learners will be able to enrich their personalities and encourage creativity.
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FAQs
What is the mode of evaluation for the course?
The evaluation mode includes theory and practicals.
Will the course be provided in online mode?
Yes, the course will be provided in online mode on the Swayam learning platform.
Which college is providing the course?
The Sr.Secondary: Painting (332) Online Course is provided by the faculty of the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS).
In how many weeks will the course be covered?
The Sr.Secondary: Painting (332) Certification Course will be covered in 24 weeks.
Does the course have any credit points?
Yes, the course has a value of 10 credit points.
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