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Student views a building floor plan on a computer monitor at a computer-aided design workstation.

What You’ll Learn

Bring ideas to life through creative design, digital media and real-world visual communication skills.

The Digital Graphic Design program prepares you for entry-level work in graphic design by combining artistic development with practical production training. Through hands-on projects and industry-standard software, you’ll learn how to turn ideas into effective designs for print and digital platforms while building a professional portfolio that showcases your work.

You will learn how to:

  • Apply visual communication principles to design projects
  • Build skills in layout, composition and typography
  • Develop concepts for print and digital media
  • Create computer graphics and digital illustrations
  • Learn graphic production and pre-press techniques
  • Practice scanning, image preparation and desktop publishing
  • Design materials such as logos, signage, publications and web graphics
  • Build digital and print portfolio pieces
  • Gain exposure to multimedia, animation and digital publishing
  • Strengthen employability skills through portfolio development, practicum and internship experiences
  • Use industry-standard tools such as Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign

The program is designed to help you combine creativity and technical skill to produce professional-quality visual work for business and industry.

Workforce Ready in Months

Our programs are designed to get you job-ready fast — with flexible scheduling built around your life.

What You Can Do

Digital Graphic Design can prepare you for careers in visual communication, design production and multimedia content creation.

Employers need designers who can communicate clearly through images, layout and digital media across a wide range of platforms. If you enjoy creativity, branding, illustration and design technology, this program can help you build a strong foundation for a design career.

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Instructor and student review architectural plans on dual monitors in a computer-aided design lab.

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