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3.00 Credits
An introductory course exploring how to use Adobe Photoshop efficiently and effectively. The course covers nondestructive editing techniques using layers, masking, adjustment layers, blend modes and Smart Objects, as well as how to achieve creative effects with filters, layer effects and illustrative type for creating panoramas and composites.
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An introductory course exploring the constantly changing landscape of web design: going from concept to prototype to UX/UI solutions for websites and mobile apps. This course also explores creating and optimizing web graphics, GiF animations and image sprites using Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop and the integration with mobile apps. Prerequisite(s): GCT 151, GCT 161
Prerequisite:
GCT 151, GCT 161
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3.00 Credits
An introductory course exploring the constantly changing landscape of web design: visual layout and design considerations including user interface design (UI), and user experience (UX). Students will implement these aesthetic influences, web technology, and web standards to address usability issues, layout/positioning methods, image optimization, and web typography in the creation of innovative, credible, functional responsive web design.
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Current desktop animation software lets you design and create web-based interative vector and bitmap animations, expressive characters integrating audio for cartoons, banner ads, games, apps and the web that can quickly publish to multiple platforms and reach viewers on desktop, mobile and TV.
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3.00 Credits
Design Technology II is designed to introduce students to emerging technology as it becomes available. Mobile apps are the backbone of today's design "anytime, anywhere" social, cultural practice. This course meets the changing needs of students and businesses as developing desktop and web-based technologies, that are not within the curriculum, are explored before they become mainstream.
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Continued study in two-dimensional communication design and the influence of modern and contemporary/postmodern art. Students explore the iconic logo design process and the visual approaches and various creative techniques em ployed to develop a well-crafted visual identity utilizing scanning techniques and Adobe design software. Prerequisite(s): GCT 215
Prerequisite:
GCT 215
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3.00 Credits
Continued study of typography, page layout and design for preparing files for print and commercial printing press checks, exploring basic package design and converting InDesign files into EPUBs for reading on multiple devices. Prerequisite(s): GCT 131
Prerequisite:
GCT 131
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3.00 Credits
Advanced study of Adobe Illustrator and exploration of information graphics: charts, graphs and diagrams; surface design: patterns for products, interiors and architecture; and user experience (UX): wireframes, mock-ups and user interface. Prerequisite(s): GCT 151
Prerequisite:
GCT 151
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3.00 Credits
Intermediate study of Adobe Illustrator, layout and design, environmental typography, spot and process color, as well as vector graphics and pixel-based images for designing and producing effective signage, identity graphics, and a basic wayfinding/environmental graphics system incorporating graphic arts techniques and vinyl print/cut technologies. Prerequisite(s): GCT 155
Prerequisite:
GCT 155
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3.00 Credits
Advanced study of Adobe Photoshop, alpha channels and refine mask, painting tools and techniques, color adjustment and correction, and creating 3D type and graphics for entertainment, advertising and marketing design usage. This is a capstone course, satisfactory demonstration of outcomes for competency profile of the Graphic Design AFA degree is required, as well as, a showcase portfolio of student's best, most recent work for professional gallery exhibition. Prerequisite(s): GCT 161
Prerequisite:
GCT 161
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