GRAPHICS DESIGN

1. Introduction to Design Principles: Overview of design principles, including color theory, composition, typography, and layout.

2. Graphic Design Fundamentals: Introduction to graphic design, including raster and vector graphics, and digital illustration.

3. Brand Identity: Developing and implementing a brand identity, including logo design, branding guidelines, and style guides.

4. Advertising Design: Creating print and digital advertisements, including flyers, posters, and social media ads.

5. Packaging Design: Designing packaging for products, including product packaging, labels, and boxes.

6. Print Design: Designing print materials, including brochures, magazines, and books.

7. Typography: Understanding and using typography effectively, including typefaces, font styles, and text hierarchy.

8. Image Creation and Manipulation: Creating and manipulating images, including raster and vector graphics, and digital illustration.

9. Motion Graphics: Creating motion graphics, including animations, video compositing, and visual effects.

10.Professional Practice: Understanding the graphic design industry, including client communication, project management, and ethical considerations.

This curriculum also include hands-on projects and real-world applications to help the students apply and practice the concepts and techniques covered in the course.

1. Adobe Creative Cloud: This suite of graphic design software includes popular programs such as Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign.

2.CorelDRAW : A vector graphics editor used for logo design, page layout, and illustration.

3.Affinity Designer : A vector graphics editor for macOS and Windows.

4.GIMP : A free and open-source image editing software.

5. Canva : An online graphic design tool that’s user-friendly and easy to use, making it a popular choice for non-designers.

6. Sketch : A vector graphics editor for web and UI design.

7. Figma : A cloud-based user interface design tool.

8. Blender : A 3D graphics software used for creating animations, visual effects, and models.

9. Inkscape : A free and open-source vector graphics editor.

These software programs offer a range of features and tools to support graphic designers in their work, including image editing and manipulation, vector illustration, typography, and more. The best software for a particular graphic design project depends on the specific needs and requirements of that project.