DSIN142  - Graphics Design and Print Media

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This course is a study of the principles, practices, processes, and disciplines related to designing print media for maximum communication. This course evaluates the process for planning, preliminary negotiations, pre-visual research and analysis, visual conceptualization, points of view, attitude, document design, document production, and post-production. This course examines the principles of typographic design, word design, page organization, page layout, integration of words and images, character styles, paragraph styles, layout design, tiling, scaling, textures, and illustrations. This course investigates color theory, additive and subtractive color models, complementary colors, patterns and rhythms. Students will apply their knowledge to design flyers, brochures, CD/DVD covers, and product packaging. Students must have access to Adobe InDesign CS or higher. This software is not provided by the course material grant and must be purchased/provided by the student.

 

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Course Materials

Book Title: Students must have access to required software. APUS does not supply this software.
ISBN: Software Note
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Book Title: Adobe InDesign CS5 Revealed
ISBN: 1111652295
Publication Info: Cengage
Author: Botello, Chris
Unit Cost: $67.00

 

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