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Web Design
Pennsylvania College of Art & Designs Digital Design Series in Web teaches students the basic principles of design
and composition essential to effective design for the Web. This series
of design courses provides students with training on the software programs
used to create Web sites for businesses, family, friends, or themselves.
Students begin with the same Design Principles/Typography course that
print students take, laying the foundation for all future design work
done on the computer. Adobe Photoshop is introduced so that students will
learn to scan and enhance images.
Critical to all Web design projects, students will learn the basics of
hyper text markup language (HTML) in addition to learning Adobe Dreamweaver, the most popular editor for building Web sites.
Skills and competencies students gain through this program
include how to design and build a Web site and how to scan,
store, and protect images for use on the Web.
Be sure to sign up for classes - check our current
class schedule.
Digital Design Series: Web
Required Courses:
(4 one-credit courses)
All courses are 1 credit.
Design Principles & Typography
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Dreamweaver
HTML & Web Site Design
A total of
4 credits are required for completion of the Digital Design Series: Web.
Students who have previously taken electronic design courses at Pennsylvania
College of Art & Design and would like to go on to complete the Digital
Design Series should call the college at 717-396-7833 and speak to someone
in Continuing Education.
Design Series for Web student requirements:
submit Digital Design Series application and fee
submit a 250-500 word typed personal statement that describes your reason
for choosing a visual arts education and any influences that led to this
choice
submit a current resume
successful completion of 4 required credits of design courses
achieve an overall 2.0 G.P.A. or better
Assuming sufficient enrollment in all courses as they are offered, it
is possible to complete this 4-credit program in two academic semesters.
Students must complete the program within two years of the date they submit
their application. Program documentation includes a certificate of completion.Transcripts
are available upon written request.
To apply
now or find out more about Certificate
Programs, contact continuing education.
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