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This document provides an overview of a Visual Communication Design course. It introduces the instructor, Dr. Corinne Weisgerber, and lists her office hours. The course will explore major theoretical and practical approaches to creating and analyzing visual images with a focus on visual literacy. Students will learn to evaluate and construct visual arguments while considering the ethical and social impacts of image construction. A list of potential concentration courses is also provided, along with notes about attendance, assignments, projects, and expectations for the class. Sample images are shown to illustrate different topics that may be discussed, such as major historical events, art, and current issues.
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- 2. Happy first day(ish) of classes!
- 3. W 10:45-2:00 & by Appt. OFFICE HOURS
- 5. As our society continues to become an increasingly visual one, it is imperative that we begin to investigate how visual imagery affects us. This course explores major theoretical & practical approaches to the creation & analysis of visual images. Students will hone their visual literacy skills by developing a basic understanding of the physical and cognitive processes of visual communication, the ELEMENTS of visual language, and the principles of visual organization that can affect perception. Students will learn to evaluate and construct visual arguments with an emphasis on the ethical and social concerns of image construction.
- 7. VizComm VISUAL COMMUNICATION CONCENTRATION (24 hours) COM 2314: Communication Technology COM 3320: Media Law & Ethics COMM 3360: Topics in Communication COM 4301: Digital Journalism & New Media Communication ART 3308: Color ART 1308: Introduction to Photography COM 3340: Visual Communication Design COM 43XX: Visual Production and Design
- 10. PROJECTS
- 11. PROJECTS
- 12. EXPECTATIONS VizComm What do you hope to get out of this class?
- 14. What is language? VizComm How Does visual Language influence us?
- 15. Carina Nebula, 2022 James Webb Infrared Telescope
- 17. Baton Rouge, 2016 BLM Protest
- 18. Woodstock, 1969 Arts & Music Festival, NY
- 19. Fall of the Berlin Wall, 1989 Berlin
- 20. President Zelinsky, 2022 Russia Invades Ukraine
- 21. Firefighters Raising Flag At World Trade Center , 2001 New York
- 22. Colin Kaepernick, 2016 Kneeling During the National Anthem
- 23. COVID Jan. 2020 Wuhan, China
- 24. January 6, 2021 Attack U.S. Capital
- 25. Nelson Manela Freed, 1991 South Africa
- 26. Afghan Girl, 1984 by Steve McCurry
- 28. Yalta Conference, 1945 Churchill, FDR, & Stalin - End of WWII
- 29. MLK Assassination, 1968 Lorraine Motel, Memphis