Digital Design – ITECH 100
ITECH Curriculum Chair | Digital Design Assignments
The ITECH 100 Digital Design course provides a foundation of understanding and applying design thinking practices found in the development of digital media. A host of multimedia software programs will be explored utilizing Adobe Creative Suite. Students learn and apply digital design, new media, time-base and interactive media principles to create print, web, animation, game design and other emerging creative technologies. Topics include overview of digital media formats, pipeline production protocols, user experience design research and digital design contemporary trends found in creative and commercial applications.
Email the Curriculum Chair about ITECH’s Program or Tracks: Digital Marketing, Web Design UX/UI and Development, Computer Animation and Game Design or other important matters in regard to courses, transfer or internship opportunities. Prof. Deb Krikun, Associate Professor | ITECH Curriculum Chair
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Expand the limits of visual design thinking
Book designer Anja Lutz shared her initiative that invites designers to push beyond the boundaries of their own ways of working in her Berlin-based experimental graphic design studio A—Z.
“My goal is to create a space that expands the limits of graphic design thinking by providing a trans-disciplinary environment where graphic design enters into dialogue with other areas such as contemporary art, cultural research, or social engagement,”
Lutz said in her presentation. “Expanding, connecting and sharing knowledge with other disciplines—these dialogues and overlaps are vital to helping us to become aware of the larger context of our societies and the world around us.”