Coordinator - Paul E. Booth
The graphic design curriculum is dedicated to developing skills necessary to synthesize a broad range of information into compelling, informative, and persuasive visual communication. The program is centrally focused on content, critical thinking, and visual problem solving. Students will become proficient with a variety of digital media platforms, including print, web, and multimedia.
Learning outcomes for graphic design students include:
- Development of visual sensitivity;
- Ability to conceptualize observations;
- Knowledge of a variety of art and graphic design techniques and platforms;
- Familiarity with works of western and non-western art, artistic intentions, movements, and the social context of production and circulation;
- Knowledge and understanding of contemporary art and design ideas;
- Possess the ability to evaluate art, including one’s own work;
- Ability to consider audience and context;
- Ability to solve complex communication problems;
- Work collaboratively to solve visual problems.
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