Graphic design is a way of solving problems and visual communication that uses photography, illustration and typography. This course provides important basic skills for the graphic design discipline. Through individual projects and in the studio, students learn the vocabulary of visual communication design and become familiar and familiar with the analog and digital production processes of graphic design. The course is treated using a variety of teaching methods including lectures, videos, discussions, classroom criticism, laboratory work, various presentations by guests, visits to the design studio, meetings with experts in the field, etc. All student projects are evaluated based on: Shape - are the proper design principles followed? Functionality - Does it solve the customer's core problem? Concept - given an attractive visual life idea? Productivity - Is the task performed in a clean, professional manner? Critical self-assessment - Is he open to new ideas and has the ability to accept criticism from the instructor and colleagues?

Upon successful completion of this course, students will have completed projects that demonstrate a basic understanding of the objectives set by the program and the university: • Development of the basic concept of graphic design and production skills - development of specific skills, competencies and perspectives needed by professionals in the field more closely related to this course: • Encouragement of creative capacities - development of creative capacities (writing, creation, design, interpretation in art, music, drama, etc.) • Seek and accept critical appraisal of your own work and critically evaluate the work of others with a smile on your face.