Graphic Design - Bucks County Community College

Graphic Design from Bucks County Community College is a Campus Associate Design degree that prepares you for a Art and Design career. The Graphic Design major begins with the traditional Fine Arts Foundation Year experience and then offers specific course work needed to develop a portfolio of advertising and illustration work for successful transfer as a Graphic Design Major. Students with exceptional portfolio and their Associate of Arts degree in Graphic Design (transfer major) are qualified to gain entry level positions as: desktop publishers, assistant graphic designers, illustrators and assistant advertising layout designers. Students seeking to transfer to professional art schools and complete a baccalaureate degree with a major in Graphic Design should select this major. Full time day students entering as fine art majors require an assessment interview. A portfolio review is not required for admission, but is recommended for placement purposes. An art advisor will help select the appropriate sequence of courses. Graduates of this program are able to: * demonstrate an understanding of the methods and materials associated with drawing, two-dimensional design , and three-dimensional design; * use traditional and new media to begin to explore and express their own creative voice; * read about, write about, and analyze art and art history using basic research, critical thinking skills, and a visual arts vocabulary; * prepare and present a formal, professional-quality portfolio of work which may be used to apply for admission to a four-year college; and * demonstrate the ability to develop concepts, apply skills, and provide creative visual solutions to graphic design and illustration problems. View more details on Bucks County Community College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Design courses.