ARTT 204 Digital Publishing

The goal of this course is to familiarize students with the process of creating documents that combine typography and graphics from initial design conception through production to final output. Students will learn the proper use of the features and commands in the software currently utilized in the digital printing industry to create and format a variety of documents that are in demand by today's businesses and publishing companies.

Credits

3

Prerequisite

ARTT 148 or ARTT 158

Notes

Tuition waiver not available for CustomClass option.

Hours Weekly

4 hours weekly

Course Objectives

1. 1. Use desktop publishing software to create the type of documents used by government, business, and
   organizations, including brochures, reports, newsletters, calendars, and booklets.
2. 2. Use basic design principles in the production of printed material that will communicate information in
   an attractive format to a target audience.
3. 3. Prepare designed material for the printing process.

Course Objectives

1. 1. Use desktop publishing software to create the type of documents used by government, business, and
   organizations, including brochures, reports, newsletters, calendars, and booklets.
2. 2. Use basic design principles in the production of printed material that will communicate information in
   an attractive format to a target audience.
3. 3. Prepare designed material for the printing process.