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Graphic Design Minor
Graphic Design minor is an excellent addition to majors in Marketing, Communication Arts, Management, Education, and English. You may opt for either the Digital Media Design or Print/Advertising Design concentration within the minor.
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Graphic Design minor is an excellent addition to majors in Marketing, Communication Arts, Management, Education, and English. You may opt for either the Digital Media Design or Print/Advertising Design concentration within the minor.
- Degree Type
- Minor
- Area of Interest
- The Arts
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- Program Location
- Queens Campus
- Required Credit Hours
- 18
Courses
Required:
ART 1105 Introduction to Graphic Design I / ART 1135 Digital Media I
ART 1115 Introduction to Graphic Design II
ART 2125 Typography
Electives (9 credits):
ART 1120 Social Media for the Arts
ART 2115 Graphic Production
ART 2130 Motion Graphics
ART 3015 Special Topics in Design
ART 3115 Book Arts
ART 3120 Interaction Design I
ART 3125 Advanced Typography
ART 3135 Junior Design
ART 3215 Contemporary Fashion
Only academic programs approved by NYSED are eligible for federal and state aid: NYS Inventory of Registered Programs http://www.nysed.gov/heds/IRPSL1.html. Minors are not recognized by NYSED therefore associated courses are only eligible for federal or state aid consideration when required by a major or when also used to satisfy a core or general elective requirement.
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