The
Graphic Design major combines a background in traditional
art concepts with computer design skills. The program is structured to help
the student produce a professional portfolio that will allow her to pursue
a position in graphic design or entrance into a graduate design program.
Internships are strongly encouraged as a vital component of the graphic
education process.
67 credit hours
The
Core Curriculum (32)
ART 101 Drawing I (3)
ART 105 2D Design (3)
ART 200 Computer Literacy for Design (3)
ART 201 Drawing II (3)
ART 206 Color Theory (3)
ART 207 3D Design (3)
ART 221 Art History Survey I (3)
ART 222 Art History Survey II (3)
ART 324 Topics in Modern Art (3)
ART 396 Junior Seminar (2)
ART 495 Portfolio Photography (1)
ART 496 Professional Practices (2)
Additional
Courses for Graphic Design Majors (29)
ART
130 Photography I (3)
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240 Graphic Design (3)
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245 Typography I (3)
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340 Graphic Design II (3)
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342 Digital Imaging (3)
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345 Typography II (3)
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440 Graphic Design III (3)
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450 Interaction Design (3)
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480 Digital Photography (3)
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494 Senior Thesis (2)
Graphic Design electives chosen from the
following (6)
ART
160 Ceramics I (3)
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210 Painting I (3)
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220 Non-Western Art History (3)
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230 Photography II (3)
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270 Fibers (3)
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275 Metals & Jewelry (3)
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323 Topics in Art History (3)
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330 Photographic Techniques & Processes (3)
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350 Printmaking (3)
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405 The Colton Review (3)
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499 Research in Art (3)
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920 Directed Independent Study (1–3)
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930 Community Internship (1–3)
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