Graphic Design

Graphic Designers use visual imagery to communicate ideas, promote products, and create brands. Through designing posters, books, catalogs, logos, ads, and cards, visual representation is created. Designers work in-house for companies, design firms, and as freelance designers. At CCA, students will develop the ability to design efficiently, incorporate text with imagery, use design software, and interface effectively with business clients and marketing teams.

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Associate of Applied Science - Graphic Design

Program Level Outcomes (PLOs)

Statements which articulate, in measurable terms, what students should know and be able to demonstrate as a result of and at the conclusion of a program. PLOs communicate program goals explicitly and foster transfer of responsibility for learning from faculty to students.

A student who obtains an AAS degree in Graphic and Web design from the Community College of Aurora will demonstrate the following abilities:

  • Intermediate proficiency with Adobe Creative Suite (e.g., Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, etc.).
  • Demonstrate basic principles of design and layout.
  • Demonstrate basic principles of user interface (UI) and user experience (UX).
  • Demonstrate integration of all programs and principles used throughout program.
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