Graphic Design

Combine art and computer skills to develop expertise in print and digital design. Students work with real-world clients in studio-based classrooms using Adobe Design, Photoshop, Illustrator, and Dreamweaver. The program prepares graduates for entry-level designer roles, press operator positions, freelance art, or further education at four-year institutions.

Courses

• ART101 — Foundation Drawing
• ART106 — Color and Design
• ART107 — 3-Dimensional Design
• ART221 — Art of the Western World I
• ART222 — Art of the Western World II
• CIS205 — Introduction to Web Development
• ECON221 — Principles of Macroeconomics
• ECON222 — Principles of Microeconomics
• ENG100 — English Composition I with Basic Writing Skills
• ENG101 — English Composition I
• ENG102 — English Composition II
• ENG202 — Creative Writing
• GD110 — Advertising Design
• GD140 — Introduction to Graphic Arts
• GD150 — Digital Imaging
• GD151 — Digital Photography
• GD210 — Typography I
• GD220 — Typography II
• GD230 — Digital Illustration
• GD231 — Motion Graphics
• GD235 — Production Processes
• GD250 — Graphic Design I
• GD255 — Graphic Design II
• GD260 — Video Production
• GD270 — 3D Modeling and Animation
• GD280 — Web Design for Graphic Artists
• GD290 — Portfolio Presentation
• GEO102 — Human Geography
• GEO233 — World Regional Geography
• HIS101 — History of Western Civilization to 1715
• HIS102 — History of Western Civilization Since 1715
• HIS149 — History of the US, 1607 to 1876
• HIS150 — History of the US, 1877 to Present
• HIS175 — History of Michigan
• MTH1010 — Intermediate Algebra
• MTH1011 — Intermediate Algebra with Support
• MTH1020 — Intermediate Algebra and Plane Trigonometry
• MTH1100 — Foundations of Math
• MTH1101 — Foundations of Math with Mathematical Literacy
• MUS106 — Music Appreciation
• MUS110 — Basic Musicianship
• MUS120 — Theory I
• MUS123 — Ear Training I
• THA101 — Introduction to Theatre
• THA105 — Oral Interpretation

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