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Graphic Design (AAS) Program

The associate in applied science degree is awarded for completion of 65 credits of coursework. A maximum of 31 credits of undergraduate coursework may be transferred. Students must maintain a 2.0 cumulative grade point average and fulfill all requirements in a timely manner.

Level 1

 
PAGD 1040 Graphic Design 1
4
PAGS 1060 Typography 2
PAGS 1070 Process and Skills 2
PAGS 1140 Digital Layout 2
PAGS 1021 Color Theory 2
PLEN Critical Reading and Writing 1 3
  15

Level 2

 
PAGD 1010 History of Graphic Design 3
PAGD 1041 Graphic Design 2
4
PAGD 1091 Interactive/Web Design 1 2
PAGD 1001 Drawing 2
PLEN 1021 Critical Reading and Writing 2 3
Digital Design Elective
3

17

Level 3

 
PAGD 1042 Graphic Design 3
4
Studio Electives
5
Liberal Arts 6
Printmaking 2

17

Level 4

 
Digital Design Elective 3
Portfolio and Process 2
Graphic Design Elective 2
Liberal Arts 9
  16
Total Credits 65

Graphic Design (AAS) Program WITH LIBERAL ARTS TRANSFER credits


Level 1

 
PAGD 1010 History of Graphic Design
3
PAGD 1040 Graphic Design 1
4
PAGS 1060 Typography 1
2
PAGS 1070 Process and Skills 2
PAGS 1140 Digital Layout 2
PAGS 1021 Color Theory 2
  15

Level 2

 
PAGD 1041 Graphic Design 2 4
PAGD 1061 Advanced Typography
2
PAGD 1091 Interactive/Web Design 1 2
PAGD 1240 Advanced Digital Layout
2
PAGD 1001 Drawing 2
Graphic Design or Digital Design Elective 2
Printmaking
2

16

Level 3

 
PAGD 1030 Portfolio and Process 
2
PAGD 1042 Graphic Design 3
4
Digital Design Elective
3
Graphic Design Elective
2
Internship or Studio Elective
2

13

Transfer Credits 21


Total Credits 65



Graphic Design (AAS) Program Fast Track

First Semester

 
Drawing 2
Graphic Design 1  4
History of Graphic Design 3
Interactive/Web Design 1 2
Digital Layout 2
Process and Skills 2
Typography 2
  17

Second Semester

 
Digital Design Elective 3
Graphic Design 2 & 3 8
Internship 2
Portfolio and Process 2
Printmaking 2
  17
Transfer Credits 31
Total Credits 65
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Please note: Students are advised to refer to the current applicable program catalog for degree completion requirements and to confirm their progress in satisfying those requirements with their advisors.