GRA 214 - Electronic Prepress and Printing

3 Credit(s)
An expeditionary course that introduces the processes, procedures, tools, materials, equipment and terminology involved in graphic production in both print and e-pub formats. 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 facilities are toured to compare and contrast production processes, operations and the variety of projects produced. Lecture Hours: 24 | Lab Hours: 48

Prerequisite(s): A minimum grade of C- in GRA 129 or GRA 179