| ART 165 - Digital Publishing Credits: 3
 5 Studio Hours
 
 Prerequisites: ENG 100
  Description
 This course is an examination into the digital publishing field that focuses on page layout and design: This course will involve working on projects common in the publishing field. This course will utilize current desktop publishing software.
 Learning Outcomes
 Upon successful completion of the course, the student will:
 
	Listed TopicsDemonstrate a proficiency in page layout skills.Demonstrate proficiency with Page Layout software.Utilize current hardware and software to develop projects for print.Demonstrate a proficiency in designing multiple page sequential design project. 
 
	Introduction to design theory including: 
	Elements of art (as applied to publishing)- line, shape, texture, space, time and motion, color, and typographyPrinciples of design (as applied to publishing)- unity and variety, balance, scale and proportion, hierarchy, rhythm and repetitionCompositional theory-symmetrical, asymmetrical, law of thirds, grid layout, and radial     2. Introduction to phases of design (may be unique per instructor): 
	Research- resources, demographic and scopeDevelopment- develop concept through variationsFinalize- craftsmanship, prepare file for print and/or web.     3. Coverage of page layout software including: 
	Document setup, character and paragraph typesetting, Image placement and editing, color management, graphic creation, multiple page control, pagination     4. Traditional Techniques such as: 
	Reference Materials Thumbnail sketches, folding, folding setup, paper, and binding Software: Adobe InDesign or comparable page layout software
 Text: Adobe Classroom in a book (suggested)
 Online resources
 Software demonstration
 Student work examples
 Handouts
 Approved By: Sutin, Stewart Date Approved: 12/13/2006
 
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