6. Graphic Design (ARTG)
2306 Graphic Design I (3-3)
(Common Course Number ARTS 2331)
Student will explore the fundamental principles of design as applied to graphic communication. Introduction to basic terminology, tools, and media. Major topics covered are letter form, typographic design, and symbol identification. Prerequisites: ARTF 1301, ARTF 1302, and ARTF 1304. Laboratory fee required.
2316 Graphic Design II (3-3)
(Common Course Number ARTS 2332)
This is a further investigation of effective visual communication with emphasis on problem solving and conceptual development. Prerequisites: ARTG 2306 and DRAW 2308. Laboratory fee required.
3316 Graphic Design III (3-3)
This advanced communication course emphasizes design expression and conceptual approaches to solving graphic communication problems. Prerequisites: ARTF 1303 and ARTG 2316. Laboratory fee required.
3326 Illustration (1-5)
The student will explore contemporary directions in illustration and experiment with various drawing and painting media and techniques in the discipline. Prerequisites: ARTG 3316, PNTG 2301, and DRAW 2318. Laboratory fee required.
3336 Graphic Design IV (3-3)
This course provides basic information regarding various technical problems faced by the graphic designer in the preparation of art work for reproduction. Topics include printing methods, layout formats, and elements of the mechanical from single to multi-color process. Prerequisite: ARTG 2306. Laboratory fee required.
4306 Graphic Design V - Special Problems (3-3)
Emphasizes individual direction and achievement in Graphic Design. May be repeated for credit at the recommendation of instructor. Prerequisites: 12 hours in Graphic Design. Laboratory fee required.
4316 Graphic Design VI - Portfolio Design (3-3)
This course gives the student guidance to organize a professional portfolio for presentation. Discussion topics include resume, interviews, and slide presentation. Prerequisite: 18 hours in Graphic Design. Laboratory fee required.
4326 Graphic Design VII - Internship (0-6)
Upon the recommendation of the instructor, a student with a minimum of 3.0 grade point average in Graphic Design, may be placed in a design firm, art studio, television station, or advertising agency. This opportunity provides the student with actual work experience in a realistic setting. Prerequisites: 18 hours in Graphic Design and instructor approval. Laboratory fee required.