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Submitter's Information
Name
Mike Slavich
Title
CTE Dean
Region
Los Angeles/Orange County (Archived)
College
Rio Hondo College
CTE Dean
CTE Dean's Name
Mike Slavich
CTE Dean's Email
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Program Details
Program Title
Graphic Art and Design -AA
Submission Type
n/a
TOPs Code
Graphic Art and Design (103000)
Projected Start Date
01/28/19
Catalog Description
The Associate of Arts Degree in Graphic Art and Design is designed for students interested in visual arts and graphic design. This degree combines traditional visual art topics with practical graphic design skills. Students will learn to produce solutions to visual communication problems. The form of the communication can be print or digital and include photographs, typography, illustration and other graphic forms. The work produced includes branding and identity designs, publication designs, advertising, packaging, motion graphics, websites, information architecture, and other types of communication design. Students will explore both art and design history and learn the principles and elements of design.
Enrollment Completer Projections
An estimate is for 5-10 students to earn this certificate within an academic year. Program growth continues to develop as more students are aware of our program which officially launched Fall '16. We project 2 cohorts (4 years) will see reliable data for future projections.
Program Proposal Attributes
Program Award Type(s) (Check all that apply)
- A.A. Degree (A)
Program Goal
The Associate of Arts Degree in Graphic Art and Design will help Rio Hondo College’s students to achieve the educational goal of workforce readiness. This certificate will also encourage retention of mainstream and underserved students, finish and complete their Community College education, transfer to four-year academic institutions and pursue jobs in the Graphic Design industry.
Course Units and Hours
Total Certificate Units (Minimum and Maximum)
n/a
Units for Degree Major or Area of Emphasis (Minimum and Maximum)
27
Total Units for Degree (Minimum and Maximum)
60
Course Report
Program Requirements Narrative
n/a
Program Requirements
Pass the following courses with a grade of C or better:
Survey of Western Art: Renaissance to Contemporary ART 106 or
ART 106H
Two-Dimensional Design ART 120
Color Theory ART 124
Introduction to Digital Photography PHTO 185
History of Graphic Design GDSN 110
Typography GDSN 150
Web Design GDSN 162
Digital Illustration Design GDSN 164
Digital Imaging Design GDSN 178
Supporting Documents
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Los Angeles/Orange County (Archived)
District
Rio Hondo College
College
Rio Hondo College
CRLC Member
Bruce Noble
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Reason for approval request.
New Program
Place of program in college's curriculum/similar program.
Graphic Design
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Annual Enrollment projects (non-duplicative)
An estimate is for 510 students to earn this certificate within an academic year. Program growth continues to develop as more students are aware of our program which officially launched Fall '16. We project 2 cohorts (4 years) will see reliable data for future projections.
Advisory Minutes
Priority Sector
n/a
Submission Details
Published at
06/04/18 - 11:07 AM
Status
Recommended
Return to Drafts
Please list the reason(s) for returning "Graphic Art and Design -AA". to Mike Slavich's drafts. This message will be sent to mslavich@riohondo.edu
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Comments
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Mercy Yanez · 06/18/18
Same concern from ELAC faculty; have the following concerns: that the program(s) in development have not been discussed in NetLab meetings and do they align with ITT Pathwyay under Doing What Matters.