FAH 228 - History of Graphic Design

This course takes a broad and inclusive approach to graphic design history from early writing to global, contemporary digital design. Students will be introduced to the history of graphic communication including book design, typography, photography, printed propaganda, advertising, and alternative media. The tools, purposes, and varieties of graphic communication from the fine arts to mass media will be examined. Open to students from all backgrounds with no previous experience in the visual arts necessary.

Note: Meets Aesthetic and Creative Engagement Learning Outcome (AEST)

Four credits.