ICS 163: Design for Print (3 credits)

Course Description

Upon completion of this course, the student will (1) understand how to design professional print materials which integrate typography, images, space, and color theory; (2) be able to use desktop publishing software; (3) have developed familiarity with manipulating digital images; and (4) be able to produce materials such as business cards, fliers, brochures, and multi-page documents.

Recommended Preparation: Intermediate computing skills, including file management and common computer skills: cut, copy, paste, open/save files, web search.

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Student Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to:

• Produce professional documents to meet business needs.
• Demonstrate awareness of design principles in the creation of projects from initial design to final production.
• Create projects from initial design to final production.

For transfer information within the UH system, visit the System Transfer page

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Resources

• Pathfinders to Resources on
  • Computers
  • Computer Graphics
• Curriculum Documents

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Classes Offered

• Fall 2013 - asynchronous , Jonathan Marquardt - CRN: 64277
• Spring 2013 - asynchronous , Jonathan Marquardt - CRN: 62263 - view syllabus
• Spring 2012 - asynchronous , Jonathan Marquardt - CRN: 64385 - view syllabus
• Fall 2012 - asynchronous , Jonathan Marquardt - CRN: 61406 - view syllabus
• Fall 2003 - M, 1:25pm to 4:45pm, Hale No‘eau 123, Emi Troeger - CRN: 14813