Graphic Design
CFCC’s Associate in Applied Science in Graphic Design prepares students for careers in graphic design, advertising, illustration, and digital media. Students develop creative concepts and design promotional materials such as advertisements, posters, logos, brochures, publications, and digital content while gaining skills in typography, photography, and print production.
Graduates are prepared for opportunities in design studios, advertising agencies, printing companies, manufacturing, publishing, and in-house design departments.
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Important Advising Resources – Please Read
Program sequences start in Fall and Spring. Always check current course schedules for updated offerings. Courses may be a mix of seated and online formats. The following advising guides are for student reference and planning purposes. It is strongly advised to adhere to the program sequences listed below to stay on track for timely program completion.
Curriculum Information
- Graphic Design Animation & Illustration Certificate (C30100A)
- Graphic Design Certificate (C30100)
- Graphic Design CTE Pathway(C30100CP)
- Graphic Design(A30100)
Program Learning Outcomes
- Students will demonstrate a foundational understanding of principles, tool usage, and basic application.
- Students will learn foundational skills and practices needed in the field and develop research skills, presentation confidence, and social skills needed to engage in the interpersonal and professional setting. Students will also gain an awareness of the influence of their designs and the graphic design industry in general.
- Students will learn real-world perspectives and practices from engaging with local and regional professionals in the industry.
- Students will learn to refine and evaluate their work and that of their peers to prepare for entry into the workforce or continuing study.
