Spring 2010 Graphic Design/Illustration Courses
Spring 2010
ARST2318 Designing with New Technologies
Section 1: MW 6:00pm - 8:40pm
Section 2: TR 1:40pm - 4:20pm
Instructors: Tom Clifton, Kevin Cates
Problems in design utilizing new technologies for the visual artist. Emphasis on computer aided imagery. (Three credit hours)
ARST 3340 Graphic Design 1
TR 9:25am - 12:05pm
Instructor: Marjorie Williams-Smith
Prerequisites: ARST 1310, 2310; 1315. Instruction in the aesthetic, creative, and technical aspects of graphic design. (Three credit hours)
ARST 3341 Graphic Design 2
MW 8:00am - 10:40am
Instructor: Marjorie Williams-Smith
Prerequisites: ARST 3340 or consent of instructor. Instruction in the production aspects of graphic design, i.e., type spacing, mechanicals, color separation, printing procedures, etc. (Three credit hours)
ARST 3381 Illustration 2
F 9:00am - 2:00pm • Instructor: Tom Clifton
Prerequisites: ARST 2310, ARST 3380; or consent of instructor. Advanced projects in conceptualization and production of assignments for real world scenarios. Projects completed in a variety of traditional media. Three credit hours.
ARST 3386 Digital Imaging
TR 6:00pm - 8:40pm • Instructor: Tom Clifton
Prerequisite: ARST 2318 or consent of the instructor. Professional Studio techniques in Adobe Photoshop® and supplemental programs. Emphasis is placed on technical proficiency and production techniques for print and web site design. (Three credit hours)
ARST 4341 Graphic Design 4
MW 3:00pm - 5:40pm • Instructor: Kevin Cates
Prerequisite: ARST 4340 with a B or greater or consent of instructor. Advanced graphic design theory with emphasis on work assignments from clients in the community and creation of a portfolio for employment. (Three credit hours)
ARST 4348 Production Design For The Internet
MW 11:00am - 1:40pm • Instructor: Kevin Cates
Prerequisite: ARST 2318 or consent of the instructor. A study of computer software as tools for the graphic designer in the web design industry. Students complete a series of projects illustrating the different design and production capabilities of individual software programs and their interrelationships. Students produce a variety of projects, from small scale graphics to complete web sites. (Three credit hours)
ARST 4380 Illustration III
F 9:00am - 2:00pm • Instructor: Tom Clifton
Prerequisite: ARST 3381 or consent of instructor. Instruction in varied aspects of illustration theory with emphasis on individual style, client restrictions, and deadlines. (Three credit hours)
ARST 4381 Illustration IV
F 9:00am - 2:00pm • Instructor: Tom Clifton
Prerequisite: ARST 4380. Advanced illustration theory with emphasis on individual style and creation of a portfolio for employment. (Three credit hours)