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The
Graphic Design program provides a comprehensive education in design
principles, applications, theories, history, and practice. Students
work with faculty primarily through studio courses that introduce an
increasing complexity of design problems combined with opportunities
for independent development and interaction with the professional
community. The first year of the concentration introduces principles of
basic design and art and their specific applications in graphic design.
The second year provides a comprehensive studio experience in graphic
design and computer graphics. These first two years of study culminate
with a sophomore review. To enroll in 300-level graphic design courses,
all students must submit a portfolio of work for evaluation and
approval as part of this Graphic Design Sophomore Review. (Click on the
link above for details.) In the third and fourth years, students choose
courses in areas of increasing specialization, engage in professional
internships, and develop a professional portfolio as the culmination of
their studies. Major Requirements
Course Descriptions
Sophomore Portfolio Review Laptop Policy: Attention all upper-division students
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