In order to communicate information, designers must respond to visual problem solving in a way that is intelligent and visually engaging. Design students will develop skills that encompass two-dimensional media, including drawing, photography, and printmaking.
Students first develop general competencies.
In a creative environment embodied by the university faculty, students will be exposed to a variety of stylistic approaches and techniques. Students will develop their personal viewpoint and style, clarify career goals, and develop a professional attitude. Essential is the development of an understanding of digital technology. An understanding of computer technology helps the artist prepare his or her work for reproduction. 18 credits For a total of 62 credit hours.