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3.00 Credits
This course allows students who wish to pursue in-depth various graphic design topics such as: theoretical, experimental or practical studies in cutting edge subjects. An advanced course for students to tackle modern or advanced ideas in design that are beyond the scope of the course offerings to create finished designs in the student's professional interests. Course will emphasize critical thinking and originality. Prerequisite: Jr. Status in Graphic Design
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3.00 Credits
This course is a hands-on study of the graphic organization and the clear and effective presentation of information as used in the corporate environment. Corporate Design involves a multi-and inter-disciplinary approach to graphic communications, combining skills and knowledge from graphic design, art history, psychology, communication theory and cultural studies. In this course, specific emphasis will be placed on the research, analysis, creation, and roll-out of a corporate identity system that includes the design and production of the corporate logo, stationary, packaging, web, signage and various collateral materials. Prerequisite: GRPH 3130
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3.00 Credits
This course will offer students interested in photography and Adobe Photoshop the opportunity to advance their skills in these areas. The course will focus on the expanding field of digital photography where students will learn skills in Photoshop to create brushes, work with channels, layers, color management, filters and image retouching and manipulation. Students will create work for fine art and commercial applications. Prerequisite: GRPH2170.
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3.00 Credits
The junior or senior student is required to pursue an internship with a local professional design firm in which the student can apply his/her academic experience to the professional working environment. The student intern works under the supervision and guidance of a faculty member in partnership with the student business supervisor. Bi-weekly, on-campus meetings between the student and design advisor will assure that the student is fulfilling his/her course and business obligations. A Career Internship form is required and is available at the Registrar's office, to be filled out for approval. Prerequisite: Jr. Status in Graphic Design
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3.00 Credits
This course is a revolving seminar featuring current topics in design; providing an intensive investigation of design concepts, aesthetic clarity, level and ease of comprehension as well as the value of clear informational navigation. This course is designed to hone students' concept skills by investigating the properties of design styles, movements and theories.
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3.00 Credits
In this course the student, working with a design faculty member, creates and produces his/her own individual portfolio which highlights the student?s competence, knowledge, and proficiency in his/her individual chosen field or area of interest. In addition, the student will work with Becker College?s Career Services office in the development of his/her job search strategy including creating a PPT presentation of their portfolio, using a portfolio as a marketing tool, preparing resumes and cover letters, developing interviewing skills and professional presentation techniques. Prerequisite: Jr. Status in Graphic Design
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3.00 Credits
The STP course involves students working together as teams with local area clients on real-world projects. Student teams will work closely and interact with their assigned client to provide graphic design, web-site design and more. Supervised by design program faculty; the teams will be responsible for the design and production of the work requested by the client. The course will focus on the skills of team management and cooperation which are essential for working on a design team. Prerequisite: Jr. Status in Graphic Design
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3.00 Credits
This course is specifically focused on the student's ability to manage their design work flow and prepare them for real business practices. Students will learn to create job tickets, calculate and prepare job estimates, fill out copyright forms, compile contracts and prepare final design bills. The class emphasizes skills necessary for working with design firms or as a self-employed graphic designer. Students will also prepare self-promotional materials, portfolio presentations and sales pitches to further prepare them for their professional careers.
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3.00 Credits
A survey of western man from prehistory to the end of the Medieval period. The civilizations of Egypt, the Tigris-Euphrates Valley, Greece and Rome will be emphasized in this course.
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3.00 Credits
A survey of the history of western man from the Renaissance, through the Reformation to the end of the Thirty Years War in 1648 and thence to the present. Key topics will be the enlightenment, the age of absolute kings, the French Revolution, the Industrial Revolution, World Wars I and II, the Vietnam War and the two wars with Iraq.
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