Student Work

Course/Area of study:
UX/UI Design (Mobile Applications)

Course Experiences:
Students conceptualize apps and design wireframe models for the app development process. Primary focus is on the interface design and end-user experience.

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UX/UI Design (Mobile Applications)
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UX/UI Design (Mobile Applications)
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Course/Area of study:
DESIGN PRINCIPLES + PRACTICES

Course Experiences:
Students are introduced to the foundations of graphic design. Students will gain an understanding of fundamental terminology and technical issues in graphics and design. Presentations and discussions will introduce the incorporation of digital imagery into the disciplines of graphic design, illustration and photography. In addition, students will survey other design disciplines such as industrial design, architecture, etc. Students are introduced to several Adobe Illustrator and InDesign.

Area of study:
DESIGN PRINCIPLES + PRACTICES

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UX/UI Design (Mobile Applications)
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Area of study:
TYPOGRAPHY

Course Experiences:
Introduction to terminology, typeface anatomy, style, specification and use of typography. Concentration is on the aesthetic and communicative aspects of typography. The application of techniques are used to integrate type, images and grid layout. Emphasis is placed on basic design principles and the fundamentals of typography. As students progress, the emphasis shifts to experimentation with type-centric design and exploration of type with images.

Area of study:
TYPOGRAPHY
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Area of study:
CORPORATE IDENTITY + BRANDING

Course Experiences:
Focus on the design and production process of corporate identity systems and brand identity. Students utilize a systematic approach to comprehensive corporate identity from concept development through design and production. Students create various components including logos, signage, fleet graphics, stationery packages, and identity manuals.

Area of study:
CORPORATE IDENTITY + BRANDING
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Area of study:
ADVANCED DESIGN

Course Experiences:
Students further develop their skills in typography and layout through more complex projects such as annual reports, catalogs and product brochures. Students also transition into 3D advertising and direct mail projects.

Area of study:
ADVANCED DESIGN
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Area of study:
ADVERTISING

Course Experiences:
Students implement projects from initial concept through client presentation to production. Multiple means of commercial advertising are explored including; newspaper, magazine, broadcast and web/social media integrated advertising campaigns. In addition, students will experience research, analysis, planning, and presentation.

Area of study:
ADVERTISING
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Area of study:
PACKAGING DESIGN

Course Experiences:
Students develop packaging from initial concept to production and presentation of 3D designs. Typography, photography and illustration are integrated into complete packaging designs. Various substrates, materials, methods, practical and production considerations are explored.

Area of study:
DIGITAL FABRICATION (3D Printing & Parametric Modeling)

Course Experiences:
Students experience 3D modeling and additive manufacturing with instruction in advanced 3D modeling software and also through the use of rapid prototyping equipment such as CNC mini mills and various types of 3D printing technologies. In addition, students are introduced to emerging 3D modeling technologies such as Parametric Modeling and Generative Design.

Area of study:
PHOTOGRAPHY

Course Experiences:
Students learn the fundamentals of digital photography and imaging. Students also learn to photograph and manipulate digital photography. Also, students learn the use of basic cameras, photographic and lighting equipment. Students integrate the use of Adobe Photoshop.

Area of study:
DIGITAL FILMMAKING

Course Experiences:
Students experience all levels of filmmaking including preproduction, production and postproduction.