9 courses with the subject TEDG, 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.
TEDG 1010Beginning Graphic Design3
In this course, students establish foundations in design principles, photography, Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. Students learn to operate current industry software and how to analyze design using basic design principles and theory. Students who complete this course are able to perform basic functions using graphic design software.
This course covers the effective use of digital technologies, such as computers and the Internet to find, create, and communicate information. Students will complete basic computing tasks, including using operating systems, file/folder management, and effectively utilizing internet searches and resources. Common terminology and file types used in various digital media industries are also covered.
In this course, students expand upon the foundational concepts learned in Beginning Graphic Design by further developing their proficiency in industry-leading graphic editing software and tools. Students focus on learning the skills needed to create high-quality portfolio projects.
In the Advanced Graphic Design course, students brand an imaginary business, creating collateral and marketing materials. The focus is on developing advanced skills in leading graphic design applications, including natural and special effects. Completing the course enables students to apply fundamental techniques for enhancing digital images with various unique special effects.
In this course, students learn the power of motion in visual communication through video production, animation, and motion graphics. This course introduces the fundamentals of video editing and detailed instruction in the use of non-linear editing programs. Students who complete this course are able to work with the current industry standard 3D modeling, rendering, and animation software.
In this course, students acquire the skills to design responsive web pages for a variety of device screens. The curriculum covers fundamental HTML concepts and the use of HTML editors. Completion of the course equips students to proficiently operate contemporary industry web page design software for the development and publication of HTML web pages.
Introduction to UI/UX Design teaches students the research and design processes necessary to create high-quality user experiences (UX). Students will use industry-standard tools to design and prototype user interfaces (UI) that are intuitive and easy to use.
This course covers the website creation process, emphasizing the development of HTML, CSS, and visual design skills. Students learn to create accessible websites for easy navigation across devices by using responsive design principles. Whether building from scratch or redesigning, these principles enhance your ability to create professional, responsive websites.
In the Professional Development course, students learn soft skills including managing a creative business, building portfolios, setting up a freelance business, working as a team, and marketing themselves as a graphic designer.
