Updated 2015-2016 Undergraduate Catalog
Technology, Art and Design - Design Courses
All Technology, Art and Design - Design Courses
TADD 1440 Design and Drawing Foundations
(4 credits)
TADD 2440 2D Digital Foundations
(4 credits)
TADD 2931 Experimental Course
(4 credits)
TADD 3251 Watercolor/Aqueous Media
(3 credits)
TADD 3440 3D Digital Foundations
(4 credits)
TADD 3450 History of Modern Design
(4 credits)
TADD 3548 Digital Media/3D
(4 credits)
TADD 3549 Digital Media/Interactive
(4 credits)
TADD 3568 Exhibit Design/Trade Show
(4 credits)
TADD 3569 Exhibit Design/Environments
(4 credits)
TADD 3578 Digital Print/Typography and Grid
(4 credits)
TADD 3579 Digital Print/Branding and Publication
(4 credits)
TADD 3648 Color Theory
(4 credits)
TADD 3649 Introduction to Painting
(4 credits)
TADD 3658 Advanced Drawing
(4 credits)
TADD 3659 Life Drawing
(4 credits)
TADD 3669 Photography and Digital Imaging
(4 credits)
TADD 3748 Ceramics/Hand Building
(4 credits)
TADD 3749 Ceramics/Wheel
(4 credits)
TADD 4250 Advanced Painting
(1-4 credits)
TADD 4440 Digital Design Senior Culmination
(4 credits)
TADD 4450 Studio Arts Senior Culmination
(4 credits)
TADD 4549 Advanced Digital Media Design
(4 credits)
TADD 4569 Advanced Exhibit Design
(4 credits)
TADD 4579 Advanced Digital Print Design
(4 credits)
TADD 4620 Topics in Studio Arts: [subtitled]
(2-4 credits)
TADD 4630 Topics in Digital Design: [subtitled]
(2-4 credits)
TADD 4649 Advanced Painting
(4 credits)
TADD 4659 Trends in Visual Arts
(4 credits)
TADD 4749 Ceramics/Non-Vessel
(4 credits)
TADD 4808 Special Readings
(2 credits)
TADD 4970 Internship
(1-12 credits)
TADD 3579 Digital Print/Branding and Publication (4 credits)
A theoretical and practical study of the visual and conceptual problems related to branding and packaging. Students also practice digital print production management techniques for all digital assets, and digital layout assembly to create 3D package design, visual identity systems, and related marketing materials. Prerequisites: TADD 2440 and 2.75 overall GPA, or consent of instructor.
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