10 courses with the subject TEWG, 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.
Introduction to Web and Graphic Design explores how storytelling empowers all effective digital marketing and online communication. Students will evaluate and elevate their online presence by creating professional emails, cover letters, resumes, portfolios, and social media accounts.
Raster Graphics explores fundamental and advanced features of industry-standard image editing software for graphic design. Students will edit, enhance, repair, modify, and combine images with text and shapes to create graphics for web and print.
Vector Graphics explores fundamental and advanced features of industry-standard vector illustration software for graphic design. Students will edit, enhance, repair, modify, and combine images with text and shapes to create graphics for web and print.
Responsive Web Design I introduces the latest HTML/CSS techniques to create custom mobile-first responsive websites that automatically scale and adjust their content and layout to fit any screen size.
Responsive Web Design II introduces the basics of website templating to create a website structure that is easy to maintain. Students will explore advanced CSS techniques and JavaScript libraries to add interactivity and advanced functionality to a website.
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.
Content Management Systems (CMS) introduces the process for transforming a static site into a dynamic CMS theme. Students will install the CMS locally, modify content, style the site using CSS/JS, and migrate the CMS to a live internet server.
Design principles guide creators in crafting effective and visually appealing designs, rooted in visual perception, human behavior, and design theory. This course introduces students to design principles, covering color, typography, and layout techniques. Students will adeptly apply these principles to convey messages and achieve specific objectives through design.
In this course, students will learn JavaScript fundamentals, covering syntax, variables, data types, operators, functions, control structures, objects, and events. Students acquire skills in troubleshooting and debugging JavaScript code, enabling them to integrate it into websites for interactive user experiences and basic web applications.
The Web Design Animation course explores website animation with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and libraries. It focuses on the correct utilization of these languages to craft graphic objects, enhancing visual style and interactivity. The course includes creating quality web content like navigation buttons and dynamic text effects, elevating your web design portfolio.
Source: Salt Lake Community College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
