Overview
Description
Introduction to the theories and practices of visual communication through design & studio practices, including issues of sustainability, aesthetics, impact, marketing disciplines, and production problems for real-world application. Graphic Design majors must earn at least a “C”; majors may repeat GRC courses once.
Requirements
Prerequisites
- with a “C” or better
GRC 400
Corequisites
GRC 475
Original catalog text
Prerequisites
Prerequisite(s): GRC 400 with a “C” or better.
Corequisites
Co-requisite(s): GRC 475.
Units
Laboratory Studio3
Catalog Details
Offering
Offered: Every Spring
Terms
spring
Core
CO11
Attributes
StandardRepeatable
Learning Outcomes
- develop and make use of an intermediate level of formal vocabulary and concepts of design in response to visual communication problems.
- advance critical evaluation skills that apply to 3D visual communication problems and evaluate the ethical implications of their design, materials used, and marketing.
- devise design systems involving industry standards and software, while using Adobe Software.
- demonstrate an intermediate understanding of how communication theories, principles, and processes have evolved through history and synthesize this knowledge to address 3D problems in association with global contexts.
- apply the effects of product design on global economies and consumerism through research and execution of projects.