Digital Graphic Design Minor

Minor Requirements

The Digital Graphic Design minor incorporates a range of practical knowledge involving problem solving; creative and aesthetical thinking; visualization skills; digital imaging; and information design. The total credit hours of this minor is 18 credits. The Digital Graphic Design minor program covers the aesthetic, historical, theoretical, and practical components of graphic design. A minor in digital graphic design is earned by completing the following courses:

• ART 0103 - DIGITAL GRAPHIC DESIGN 1
• ART 0113 - DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY I
• ART 0101 - DRAWING 1
• ART 1303 - DIGITAL GRAPHIC DESIGN II
• COMM 1307 - VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS

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• ART 1304 - DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY II

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• ART 1301 - DRAWING II

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