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GRA 2109: Graphic Design Theory and Culture

College of Design, Art, and Performance | School of Art and Art History

Description:	A course that focuses on the historical and contemporary impact of graphic design as a field on culture, industry, philosophy, and communication media. Students will examine the practice of graphic designers, graphic design theory, and the process in which contemporary discourse in graphic design has evolved with culture. This course affords students the ability to think critically and includes selections from the western canon.
Credit Hours:	3
Prerequisites:	ENC 1101 (min grade C)
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One USF	Creative Thinking (TGEC), Quality Education (SD04), State Communication Requirement (6AC), USF Gen Ed Humanities (UGEH)