Students learn the theories, processes, hardware, and software used in solving illustration or image-based visual problems while creating computer-generated work. Students will examine and assess a variety of genres and forms of graphic design to consider the historical development and changing techniques from the past. Students develop their design solutions from a sketch or storyboarding through to print for applications including desktop publishing and prepress, multimedia, video, and web development. Students use hardware and software commonly used in the design industry. Note: Students will only receive credit for one of CMNS 1750 and CMNS 2450.
Students learn the theories, processes, hardware, and software used in solving illustration or image-based visual problems while creating computer-generated work. Students will examine and assess a variety of genres and forms of graphic design to consider the historical development and changing techniques from the past. Students develop their design solutions from a sketch or storyboarding through to print for applications including desktop publishing and prepress, multimedia, video, and web development. Students use hardware and software commonly used in the design industry. Note: Students will only receive credit for one of CMNS 1750 and CMNS 2450.
