The mission of the San Diego County Regional Occupational Program is to prepare a diverse population, 16 years of age and older, for further education, employment and occupational change.
Computer Graphic Arts
Course Code: 579828
Description: This course provides instruction using various software applications, students produce sketches, rough layouts and a comprehensive layout for a printed product. Students demonstrate the application of basic graphic design principles and typography to achieve specific goals through assigned projects. In preparation to meet the state standards through course content, students are introduced to appropriate computer applications through instruction and practice. Working toward understanding of design principles, students produce design examples incorporating balance, emphasis, repetition, unity harmony and color. Students prepare designs demonstrating an understanding of typography and how type communicates. Working from job specifications, including objective, size, copy, color(s), and theme, students prepare thumbnail sketches, a rough layout and comprehensive layout that includes all specifications. The comprehensive layout is prepared using digital technology. Included artwork will be in the form of electronic original illustrations, scanned images and digital photographs. Students correct designs and submit to instructor for evaluation. A portfolio is maintained for use in future job applications.
This course meets UC/CSU requirements for Visual and Performing Arts (F) credit.
Course Length: 2 semesters, approximately 180 hours.
Credits: 5 per semester.
Fees: None
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