16 courses with the subject IMD, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
IMD 105UI/UX Design Fundamentals
This course introduces the principles and practices of UI/UX design. User Interface (UI) refers to the visual design characteristics of an interface; UX refers to content organizing, structure and user's product interaction. Topics include: interface design elements and principles, information structure and data relevance; ideation and site mapping, personas and storyboarding, wireframes, usability, testing and prototyping. Assignments are completed using industry-standard software and hardware.
This foundational course is designed to provide the basic skills necessary to produce newsworthy photographic images for publication in print and on the web. Students will examine different approaches to journalistic photography, objectivity in photographic work and ethical issues raised by documentary photography. Students will be introduced to non-fiction digital storytelling - telling stories through digital photographic imagery. Students complete assignments using industry- standard software and hardware. level English
This course explores the fundamentals of digital design and its application in two- dimensional space. Students learn the principles and elements of design and color theory to create vector drawing and graphics associated with digital media. Students complete assignments using industry-standard software and hardware. Semester Offered: F/SU level English
This course builds on the foundations of IMD 114. Students expand their knowledge of design, color and light theory relevant to the application of two- dimensional space. They investigate the use of form, line, volume and void using complex concepts in vector drawing and graphics. Students complete assignments using industry-standard software and hardware. Semester Offered: S/SU
This course introduces fundamentals of design and use of design principles to create forms of graphic communication. It emphasizes problem solving by design, visualization of problems and their Q U I N SIGAM O N D CO M M U N IT Y CO LLEG E 397
This course builds on the foundation of IMD 121. Topics include effective branding techniques using innovative layout and typography effectively in design; visualizing communication problems and solutions; and the correlation between type forms and content, function, and context. Students expand their understanding of the relationship between formal design and the components of layout, photography, illustration, 3D package design and presentation. Semester Offered: S
This course introduces the observational and perceptional skills necessary to construct complex and detailed drawings, illustrations, montages, and collages using digital media. Students experiment with line, space, form, volume and color to manipulate and create effects associated with electronic imaging. Students complete assignments using industry-standard software and hardware. Semester Offered: F/SU level English
This course covers the digital camera, including the artistic, theoretical, technical, and career aspects of photography. Students learn the relationship between the key features of light, composition, film usage, computer manipulation, scanning, resolution, and the final digital print. Students learn how to use the controls of any digital camera; use computer technology to scan, digitize, and manipulate images; and prepare images for professional display. Semester Offered: F level English
This course examines the fundamentals of publication design with emphasis on the maintenance of visual continuity for publication. It covers the research, development, organization, and visual presentation of complex printed documents. Comprehensive aspects of design, content and image are addressed. Semester Offered: F
This course gives students an overview of the theoretical, aesthetic, and practical elements of digital video pre-production, production, and post-production. Through a series of creative exercises, lectures, and classroom critiques, students gain an 2026 - 2027 understanding of the fundamental skills required in storyboarding, scripting, directing, shooting, lighting, and editing digital video productions for a variety of purposes and audiences. Students complete assignments using industry- standard software and hardware. Semester Offered: F
This course introduces typographic form and design. It covers fundamental concepts from theoretical, historical, and technological contexts. It emphasizes principles of composition, spacing, and effective typographic expression as it applies to page layout with particular focus on basic letterform design, typesetting, and construction. Students complete assignments using industry- standard software and hardware. Semester Offered: F
This course introduces the theory and practice of motion graphic production by integrating digital animation and interactive multimedia. Students explore creative and narrative aspects of digital imaging, sound, animation, and motion editing effects to produce innovative digital spaces and experiences for web and video presentation. Students complete assignments using industry- standard software and hardware. Semester Offered: F
