INDES 267 - Digital Design Presentation

3 CR

Builds on skills covered in INDES 167. Students employ digital design tools in the organization and presentation of their design solutions. Introduces various strategies for effectively linking media and message, using fundamental graphic and identity design principles, and evaluation methods for producing design presentation packages and printed documents.

Prerequisite(s): INDES 167 with a C- or better.

Course Outcomes

Discriminate between a variety of visual presentation formats available for design communication and choose appropriate formats for specific design contexts and applications.
Analyze various presentation methods to better critique their use, value and success.
Employ design presentation concepts to demonstrate awareness of the possible range of presentation formats and their appropriate application.
Produce and visually present design projects so that the design problem, intent, and solution are fully explained.
Use graphic software applications, production tools and processes in preparing professional-quality presentations.

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