GRA 214 - Electronic Prepress and Printing

3 Credit(s)
During this course students will be introduced to the processes, procedures, tools, materials, equipment, and nomenclature involved in graphic print production. As future design professionals it is important to understand where and how a graphic designer functions as a member of the exciting, challenging, and continually changing printing and publishing industry. A variety of commercial print facilities will be toured to give students the opportunity to compare and contrast the different processes, operations, machines, and types of print projects that are produced at each. Students will work as a team to design, layout, and produce a multiple page print publication. Lecture Hours: 24 | Lab Hours: 48

Prerequisite(s): A minimum grade of C- in GRA 139, GRA 179