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FA 102B - Social Media and Web Design

Semester Hours: 3
Spring
This course covers the research, planning, techniques and aesthetics of social and web media design. Using image manipulation and layout and animation software, students learn to conceive, develop and design social media and websites for creative and applied purposes. Students are given the opportunity for individual experimentation with the design and content developed during the course and are encouraged to develop a personal style. There are assignments, critiques and discussions on designers and technological issues. All students create an online web-based portfolio and a professional blog. This course includes lecture(s) from guest speaker(s) from the design, media, art, marketing, public relations and advertising professions and assistance with internships and career planning in the creative professions.

Prerequisite(s)/Course Notes:
Lab fee additional. (Formerly New Media II, Intermediate Web Design.)




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