Center for Visual Arts > Courses > Digital Design

The Center for Visual Art offers courses in digital design that provide a foundation in visual communication and user experience (UX) design concepts. Students learn industry-standard tools such as Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, etc.) while working on theoretical and practical projects. These courses enable students to apply their learning in real-world contexts, developing both creative and technical skills for digital media and design.

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 Introduction to Visual Communication – Graphic Design

Visual Communication is an introductory course that explores two-dimensional graphics as visual communication.

Poster design for student exhibition with a portrait of a girl in front of a collage background
Image of students working on typography assignment
flyer for student exhibition with girl posing in front of a yellow and blue background
two student digital design zines
a digital collage of a metro train and a bunch of rats and the words "capitalism kills love" written over the image and neon signs in the background
two student digital design zines

UX Design Fundamentals

UX Design Fundamentals is an intermediate course that demonstrates how the experiences and interactions we have every day are shaped and mediated by the way products and interfaces are designed.