Graphic Design
Learn Adobe, Web Development, and other
Computer Design Skills.
Our 16-week Graphic Design programs help you build in-demand skills in Adobe Creative Cloud, web design, AI, and computer design. Perfect for aspiring designers, current professionals, or anyone who wants to bring their creative ideas to life.
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Graphic Design Fundamentals
Learn the essentials of graphic design! This course covers design principles, color, typography, and visual communication while giving you hands-on practice with tools like Canva. Explore branding, marketing, accessibility, and how emerging technologies like AI are shaping the future of design.
Adobe Essentials
Take a comprehensive course on the Adobe Creative Cloud! Students will be introduced to Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Firefly, and Adobe Express. Gain the skills to confidently navigate Adobe tools and create your own graphic design projects.
Equivalent Degree Course: Computer Design Basics GRD 151
Equivalent Degree Course: Computer Design Basics GRD 151
Website Design and Application
Are you looking to build and design your own website or digital portfolio? This course covers the essentials of web design and development, including UX design, web graphics, page layout, animation, and AI tools. By the end, you’ll have the skills to create and maintain a professional website or digital portfolio with a polished, cohesive design.
Equivalent Degree Course: Intro to Web Graphics WED 111
Equivalent Degree Course: Intro to Web Graphics WED 111
Course Technical & Physical Requirements
To be successful in this course, students must be able to:
- Students in this program should possess basic computer skills, as they will learn to use graphic design software in addition to traditional art techniques to complete required projects.
- Creativity, critical-thinking, and problem-solving skills are also needed.
- Students will be expected to work in computer labs and/or on their own devices when required, and should be prepared to sit for extended periods of time.
- Students should also be prepared to participate in classroom discussions.
