University of BridgeportSchool of Arts and SciencesDepartment of Art and Design

Graphic Design Course of Study ::

 

First Semester

2D Design & Color Principles
Drawing I
Survey of Art History I
Intro to Computer Apps I
Composition & Rhetoric
First Year Seminar

Second Semester

3D Design Principles
Drawing II
Intro to Computer Apps II
Survey of Art History II
Intermediate Algebra
Humanities I


Third Semester

Graphic Design Studio I
Calligraphy
Photography
Intro Mass Communications
Humanities II
Natural Sciences I

Fourth Semester

Graphic Design Studio II
Typography
Intro to Visual Semiotics
  • History of Graphic Design
  • History of Architecture & Urbanism
Natural Sciences II


Fifth Semester

Graphic Design Studio III
  • Illustration I
  • Alias [Maya] (A)
Intro to Web Apps
History of Modern Design
Intro to Advertising

Sixth Semester

Graphic Design Studio IV
  • Painting I
  • Alias [Maya] (B, C, D)
Video
  • Design Elective
Social Science I


Seventh Semester

Graphic Design Studio V
PR & Advertising Campaigns
Social Science II
Capstone Seminar
  • Design Elective

Eighth Semester

Graphic Design Studio VI
Business Practice & Ethics
  • Display & Exhibition Design
  • Independent Study
  • Internship
Liberal Arts Electives

Suggested Electives

Bulleted items denote required selection of electives for illustration or other graphic design concentrations. These courses are also available to students in the other design programs.
Students are also encouraged to use their elective credits to explore other design areas beyond their own major.
Bachelor of Fine Arts requires 125 credits minimum.

 

Calligraphy :: Typography :: Ceramics :: Photography :: Alias [Maya] :: Illustration :: Painting :: form•Z :: Human Factors :: Video :: History of Modern Architecture & Urbanism :: History of Modern Design :: CAD :: Solidworks :: Display & Exhibition Design :: Lighting Design :: Furniture Design ::

UBDesign and the University of Bridgeport reserve the right to make alterations to course work and curricula as necessary.