ART 3500 - Graphic Design3 unit(s) Studio course in the design principles of visual communication with an introduction to design concepts, processes, methodology, communication theory, and visual problem solving. May be repeated for credit.
Prerequisites: ART 1040 or ART 1050.
Course Learning Outcomes List Upon completion of this course, students are expected:
• To demonstrate evidence of a basic vocabulary and conceptual thinking skills in visual language;
• To demonstrate evidence of the use of an effective design process and aid in the development of each student’s own personal design methodology;
• To demonstrate evidence of the study of graphic images leading to the development of individual voice;
• To gain skill in an industry-standard computer-aided page layout and design tool;
• To demonstrate evidence of the identification and definition of design objectives and project goals;
• To demonstrate evidence of ways in which type and image can be brought together to clearly convey a chosen concept or idea; and
• To demonstrate evidence of a strong sense of craftsmanship and professional production values.
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