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Catalog Description
Develop fundamental graphic design theory and skills to prepare students for careers in Informatics and related fields.
Prerequisites
Upper-division standing and Informatics 310U.
Restrictions
Restricted to undergraduate Informatics/Information Studies degree seekers.
Notes
This mixed-format course consisting of lecture, discussion, and studio will allow students of all experience levels to develop fundamental visual and graphic design theory and skills to prepare for careers in Informatics and related fields. Course topics include the history of graphic design, principles of design, color theory, typography, brand identity, and developing stakeholder relations. Students will have the opportunity to create multiple projects for their personal portfolios. Students will engage with industry professionals to provide insight about professional careers in design. Student feedback will be collected throughout the course to ensure the curriculum is adding the most value for students. Video Overview