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This document outlines the course load for a student at Tartu Art College, including 18 credit points of drawing, 20.5 credit points of painting, 2 credit points of graphic design, 1 credit point of vectorgraphic illustration, 2 credit points of illustration, 10 credit points of composition, 2 credit points of package design, and 1 credit point of poster design.

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1. Drawings and paintings Drawing 18 CP Painting 20,5 CP 1 CP = 40 academic hours

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