Prerequisites:  F100, F101, F102, S250 and permission of
instructor by portfolio review.

This course covers typographic composition, symbol design, and
color and form as elements of visual identity; the investigation
of various possibilities to develop the skills necessary to
control verbal statement in visual form, and to further develop
the role of non- verbal communications.  Regular slide
presentations are presented to relate the class exercises to the
design field as a whole.

The goals of the course are to exercise the skills necessary for
non- verbal communication, through projects allowing
experimentation and exploration of possibilities.

The format of the course will be 3 long exercises allowing depth
and investigation.

Assignments, Tests, Grades:  Series of projects to develop skills
with critiques of work in progress, and final reviews.

Attendance is required and will affect continuation in Graphic
Design.

Suggest reading in Fine Arts Library:
James Craig, "Designing with Type."
Emil Ruder, "Basic Typography."
Rudy Ruegg, "Typography."