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B.S. in Graphic Design Technology
The Graphic Design Technology program is an innovative, multidisciplinary major that integrates courses drawn from various academic departments. The major includes a significant business component—the Entrepreneurial Studies Certificate program—which is unique in comparison to all other graphic design programs in this region and most graphic design programs nationally. The Graphic Design Technology program combines theory and practice, and application and production in a liberal arts context giving students a solid university education. It provides students majoring in Graphic Design Technology with a diverse range of learning experiences and opportunities in a flexible, technology-rich environment.
Throughout this program students learn to plan, analyze, and create solutions to visual communication problems. They consider cognitive, cultural, physical, economic, political, psychological and social factors in planning and executing graphic designs appropriate for a given context. Students use a variety of print, electronic, and photographic media and technologies during the design process. The professional Graphic Design Technology program prepares students for an array of exciting careers in business, government, industry and education.
Required 125 credits (At least a 2.50 GPA in courses that apply toward the degree and major) including General Education Requirements and the following:
A. Major Requirements (44 Credit Hours Required)
Course Brief Description Hours
TECH 122 Computer Aided Design/Drafting 3
TECH 202 Advanced Application of CADD Techniques 3
TECH 212 Principles of Graphic Design and Print Production 3
TECH 300 Technology and Society 3
TECH 302 Web Page Design 3
TECH 311 PC Hardware and Emerging Technologies 3
TECH 322 Fundamentals of Photography 3
TECH 332 Industrial Design 3
TECH 422 Digital Photography & Imaging 3
TECH 442 Advanced Graphic Design and Print Production 3
TECH 450 Senior Capstone 3
TECH 452 Multimedia Production 3
TECH 492 Graphic Design Software and Technologies 8
B. Entrepreneur Requirements (16 Credit Hours Required)
Completion of courses leads to a certificate in Entrepreneurial Studies
Course Brief Description Hours
ENTR 200 Concept Generation & Technology Entrepreneurship 1
ENTR 201 The Entrepreneur and the Enterprise 3
ENTR 301 Accounting and Financial Concepts for Entrepreneurs 3
ENTR 302 Marketing and Management Concepts for Entrepreneurs 3
ENTR 366 Imagination, Creativity, and Entrepreneurial Thinking 3
ENTR 385 Venture Initiation 3
C. Recommended Support Courses (26 Credit Hours Recommended)
Course Brief Description Hours
TECH 396 Field Experiences in Technology 3
TECH 397 Cooperative Education 1-6
TECH 493 Workshop 1-6
And Complimentary Courses in Other Disciplines—Contact the Department for a list of those courses