WKSH-275 QUICK WEBSITE

Create a website home page in Adobe Photoshop,using images and text.,NOTE: Section of WKSH 275 that ends with letter,”G” were sold via Groupon on May 12, 2011. These,sections have $0 tuition because students paid $34,to Groupon directly. Groupon then paid CCS in one,lump sum. Only students who provided a valid,Groupon Voucher # were enrolled in this section.,Enrollment in these sections was restricted to,Groupon purchasers only.

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WKSH-501 IPADS IN THE ART ROOM

This course is designed to introduce Art,Educators to the best practices for utilizing the,personal tablet or iPad into their course,curricula. As school districts begin to issue,such devices to each student, teachers are,working to understand how to get the most of out,of the tool. This workshop will open the door to,the many options and proven methods of using such,tools in the art and design classroom.

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WKSH-502 IPADS IN THE ART ROOM II

Discover more ways to actively incorporate the,iPad and apps into your curricula. Want to send,homework home in video format, or record a demo,for students to review in advance of a class,session? Do it all with these easy to use,approaches that help students move from “just for,fun” to purposeful and planned creative works,that incorporate what they already know and how,they use technology.From Blog to Interactive,Writing, Podcast to Radio Show and AudioBook to,Narrated Art,-Media Mapping,-Creating a Narrated Slideshow Screencast,-Visual Note-taking,-Visual Recording on the iPad,-Which apps to use and How to acquire free apps.,Attendance in part I of this course is NOT,required to participate.

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WKSH-503 iPADS IN THE ART ROOM II

Discover more ways to actively incorporate the,iPad and apps into your,curricula. Want to send homework home in video,format, or record a demo for students to review,in advance of a class session? Do it all with,these easy to use approaches that help students,move from “just for fun” to purposeful and,planned creative works that incorporate what they,already know and how they use technology.,Attendance in part I of this course is NOT,required to participate.

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WKSH-505 ADOBE CREATIVE SUITE FOR TEACHERS

Bring your open mind to learn more about the,three primary software packages in the Adobe,Creative Suite. Spend time in Adobe Photoshop,,Illustrator and InDesign learning the necessary,tools to advance your current skill level. Adobe,Bridge will also be reviewed to help you,understand the benefits of working across the,programs for more efficient work processes. Best,practices for a variety of output methods will,also be covered. All experience levels welcome.

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WKSH-510 ADOBE CREATIVE CLOUD

Get the skinny on Adobe’s new “cloud” delivery,system and how it has expanded student and,teacher access to Adobe software, while also,lowering the cost to do so. Learn how the Cloud,Works and what software Adobe is offering, as,well as what questions to ask your IT department,for classroom and student access.

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WKSH-579 CREATIVE EDUCATORS IN STUDIO

Choose to work any of the following CCS studios,for the day. Each shop will have a Tech assigned,to it to help you reach your project goals, but,this day is for you to work, not to sit and,listen. So come prepared with ideas! A list of,materials we will provide, by shop will be,emailed in advance of the session to ensure you,know what you will need to bring with you so you,can complete your intended project.

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Advertising Design

Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree Requirements

First Year

First Semester = 15-16 Credit Hours

Course #Course TitleCredits
SLP 007CCS First Year Experience1
DFN 119Digital Techniques3
DFN 1372D & 3D Integrated Design Studio3
DFN 139Color & Light Studies3
DGD 151Typography I3
DVC 100Introduction to Material Culture3

Second Semester = 15 Credit Hours

Course #Course TitleCredits
DFN 1384D Design Studio3
DFN 142Performative Spaces3
DFN 124Motion Essentials3
DGD 152Typography II3
DEN 101Composition I3

Second Year

Third Semester = 15 Credit Hours

Course #Course TitleCredits
DAD 235Concepts and Campaigns3
DGD 211Intro Communication Design I3
DAD 283Marketing & Media3
DAH 261History of Advertising3
DEN 102Composition II3

Fourth Semester = 18 Credit Hours

Course #Course TitleCredits
DAD 287Media & Experience3
DAD 266App Happy3
DGD 224Motion Narratives3
DAH 200Western Art History/Visual Culture3*
DAH 201Visual Narration: Africa
3*
DAH 202Visual Narration: Asia3*
DHU —Humanities Course3
*Choose one of the indicated courses.

Third Year

Fifth Semester = 15 Credit Hours

Course #Course TitleCredits
DGD 317Prof Studio Practice I3
DAD 321Commercial Techniques & Production3
DAD 365Digital Narrative3
DADAdvertising Design Elective3
D— 200-400General Education Elective3

Sixth Semester = 15 Credit Hours

Course #Course TitleCredits
DAD 322Integrated Campaigns3
DAD 366Experiential Media3
DADAdvertising Design Elective3
D— 200-400General Education Elective3
D— 100-400Open Elective3

Fourth Year

Seventh Semester = 15 Credit Hours

Course #Course TitleCredits
DAD 421Portfolio Lab I3
DAD 434Content Creation3
DNS 200-400Natural Science3
D— 200-400General Education Elective3
DAH 200-400Art History Elective3*†
DVC 200-400Visual Culture Elective3*†
*Choose one of the indicated courses.
†DAH/DVC must be taken at the 200 level or higher

Eighth Semester = 15 Credit Hours

Course #Course TitleCredits
DAD 422Portfolio Lab II3
DAD 460Thesis Studio3
DAD —Advertising Design Elective3
D— 200-400General Education Elective3
D— 100-400Open Elective3

Catalog Year 24/25

Total Credits: 120/121

*International students that require ELS-101 (4.0 cr); Total Credits = 127/128

First Year Experience=1; Foundations=18; Major=63; Gen Ed=36; Open Electives=6

Advertising Design Electives – Successfully complete designated courses within the major (not listed as “required”), subject code DAD.

General Education Electives – Successfully complete any 200-400 level (non-required) Liberal Arts course, from subjects: DAH-Art History, DAS-Academic Studies, DEN-English, DHS-History, DLE-Liberal Elective, DNS-Natural Science DSS-Social Science, DPL-Philosophy, etc), DVC-Visual Culture.

Open Electives – Successfully complete any (3.0 credit) 100-400 level (non-required) course from an Undergraduate subject (Studio or Lecture).

This plan is provided for use as a guide only and is based on full-time status with successful completion of credits outlined per semester. Degree Timelines and requirements may vary based on actual program, credits completed per semester and/or catalog year. Students are responsible for confirming completion of all requirements before graduating (use program/student resources to support degree progression). Minimum Cumulative GPA of 2.0 required.

Advertising Design Faculty

Susan LaPorte
MFA, California Institute of the Arts BFA, University of Illinois at Chicago

Philip McAvoy
BA, Michigan State University