Graphic Design 1 - INT240

Graphic Design 1 - INT240

Learning Recommendations: None

General Description: Explore Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and other industry-standard tools as image manipulation design tools and as a creative outlet. Learn how to use photos, graphics, and digital artworks to create art and business media. Apply principles of color theory and design. Learn how to use drawing programs and illustration tools to create special effects. Discover career and job opportunities that employ the hands-on and project-based skills covered in this course.

Content: 

• Digital image manipulation
• Utilizing digital cameras and scanners
• Color theory
• Design theory
• Practice using Adobe and other industry standards

Homework: Complete assignments not finished during class.

Course Fees / Materials: Course fees may apply.

Equipment to be provided by Student: None.

Note: 

• This course counts as a fine art credit for graduation but may not meet the four-year college admissions requirement for Fine/Visual/Performing Arts.
• Students who complete this course may qualify for college credit at various community and technical college programs. For more information, please visit the CTE Dual Credit page.