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Course Criteria
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4.00 Credits
4, 3/2 A series of lectures and discussions concerning topics such as self-presentation concepts. Job and professional interviews. Business practices, recordkeeping, and taxes. Legal contracts and copyrights. Exhibitions and promoting personal work.
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3.00 Credits
3, 0/6 Basic design theory and communications in the field of exhibits, displays, and signage. Emphasis on structural concepts, lighting, kinetics, function, materials, and aesthetics. Additional credit by special arrangement with instructor.
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3.00 Credits
312 (3 hrs/sem); 0/60/12 Prerequisite: DES 321. Development and presentation of the student's personal direction in clay, culminating in a portfolio presentation and a final show.
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3.00 Credits
312 (3 hrs/sem); 0/60/12 Prerequisite: DES 331. Concentration of studio work by the senior major in jewelry. Students plan and execute a series of problems and projects in consultation with the instructor.
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3.00 Credits
312 (3 hrs/sem); 0/60/12 Prerequisite: DES 337. Practical application of metalworking techniques with emphasis on raising, forging, welding, riveting, casting, spinning, and other forming methods. Parallel study of leading designers, craftspeople. Tutorial relationship with instructor. Extra class assignments, including minimum studio hours equal to class hours.
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3.00 Credits
312 (3 hrs/sem); 0/60/12 Prerequisites: DES 242, DES 342, and DES 344. Concentration of studio work in surface design and weaving by senior fiber majors. Students plan and execute a series of problems and projects in consultation with the instructor, leading to an exhibition. Portfolio preparation for graduating seniors.
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3.00 Credits
312 (3 hrs/sem); 0/60/12 Prerequisite: DES 351. Concentration of studio work by senior wood majors. Students plan and execute a series of problems and projects in consultation with the instructor.
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3.00 Credits
3, 0/6 Prerequisite: DES 380. Advanced problems in advertising, publication, and packaging design. Materials, techniques, and computer processes used in preparation of visual and design presentations/mechanicals. Emphasis on individual solutions to problems typical of those confronting the professional graphic designer.
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3.00 Credits
3, 0/6 Prerequisite: DES 384. Advanced problems in advertising design. Integration of computer design software with creative problem solving techniques in advertising. Course assignments may include print campaigns, trade advertising, television commercials, and direct mail pieces.
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3.00 Credits
Prerequisite: Completion of all required courses in graphic design specialization. Practical experience in an advertising agency, design studio, or corporate design office under the sponsorship of an art director, working two days a week for 6 credit hours. Or experience with practical problems in a simulated agency situation, working 10 hours a week for 3 credit hours. Admission by permission of graphic design advisers after portfolio review.
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