DMD121 — Introduction to Graphic Design
This is a foundation course that develops a student’s ability to understand graphic design with a focus on print media but applies to interactive media as well. The student is introduced to basic design terminology, principles, theory, tools, and techniques used in today’s digitally produced communications. An emphasis throughout is a solid foundation in organizational skills and research associated with design. This course lays the foundation for more advanced digital design courses. Note: Student must possess basic computer/Internet skills which include creating, saving, and editing files in the Windows or MAC operating systems; performing basic editing (copy/paste); copying files; using folders and sub folders to organize and manage files; downloading files off the Internet; opening websites; and using search engines
Prerequisites: ELI-109, ELI-110, ENG100
Part of
- Technical Communication A.A.S. (Plan 23TA)
- Digital Media and Design A.A.S. (Plan 23TB)
- Technical Communication Certificate (Plan 23TG)
- Digital Content Design & Production Certificate (Plan 23TP)
- 2D Animation Certificate (Plan 23TR)
- 3D Modeling and Animation Certificate (Plan 23TS)
- Graphic Design Certificate (Plan 23TU)
- Digital A/V Production and Editing Certificate (Plan 23TV)
- Web Design Certificate (Plan 23TW)