Ideas from the History of Graphic Design

$79.00

This condensed survey course focuses on four key periods or themes from the history of design. read more…

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What you'll learn

Learn about graphic design radicalism in late 1950s to early 1970s

Learn about the history of graphic design

Make informed design choices

Understand the emergence of design as a recognized practice

Description

This condensed survey course focuses on four key periods or themes from the history of design. Together we’ll trace the emergence of design as a recognized practice, why things look the way they do, and how designers approached specific design problems in their work.

Each week, a short quiz will test your knowledge of concepts, and a short reflective assignment will give you the opportunity to analyze the questions designers ask themselves today. This is an essential course for emerging designers entering the field, or for students interested in learning more about visual culture and analysis. No previous experience is required.

Requirements

Access to a computer or mobile device with an internet connection.

Motivation to learn!

There are no special materials or prerequisite knowledge required for this course.

Who this course is for

Students who are new to this field

Students willing to put in a couple hours to learn about Ideas from the History of Graphic Design

Advanced students wanting to add another skill to their portfolio

Content Creator

Louise Sandhaus – Faculty, Program in Graphic Design – School of Art
Lorraine Wild – Faculty, Program in Graphic Design – School of Art

This course includes

Participation Confirmation/Certificate

Option for learning at your own pace

Videos and reading material about the course

Practice tests

Assessed tasks with feedback from other course participants

Evaluated tests with feedback

Evaluated programming tasks

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