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The Graphic Design BA(Hons) program provides students with the creative, conceptual, and technical skills needed to become a professional graphic designer. In the first year, students explore graphic design and develop a portfolio while learning fundamental production techniques and key design principles. The second year builds on this experience as students produce more sophisticated work in various areas of practice while extending their knowledge of new processes. In the final year, students independently develop a major self-produced project, conduct research, and critically analyze their work through a dissertation and special projects.
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The Art and Design Foundation Studies program at Centennial College provides students with a grounding in both traditional and modern art forms over two semesters. Students take courses that teach skills like life drawing, design, digital imaging, and interactive design. They develop portfolios that prepare them for further education in fields like digital animation, game design, and graphic design. The program offers courses in areas such as visual design fundamentals, digital imaging, digital art and design studio, and portfolio development to give students experience in fine arts, design principles, and digital media applications.
Architecture design studio 1 project 1 brief march 2016
This document outlines a design project for students to create an object such as a mask, helmet, or glove to represent themselves. It provides guidelines for the project, including using specific materials, a size limit of 400mmx400mmx400mm, and submitting a physical model along with an A3 presentation board explaining the design concept. The project aims to help students explore self-identity and creative expression through abstracting personal qualities into an original 3D form. Students will go through a design process of identifying qualities, generating ideas, selecting an art form, and applying materials to represent themselves.
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This document outlines Westchester Community College's process for assessing and improving its Visual Arts program. It begins by identifying the program's learning goals and outcomes. It then discusses how the curriculum and courses are designed to meet these goals by preparing students with portfolio requirements for transfer. The document describes assessing student learning through portfolio reviews and using the results to reflect on successes, challenges, and ways to strengthen the program, such as improving advisement and establishing skill benchmarks. Finally, it addresses upcoming changes like new degree requirements that will impact the assessment process.
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