Digital Arts Technology: Digital Graphics for Print & Screen Certificate (DATX-CC-DGP)

This 2024-25 Curriculum Guide is intended as a reference for Fall 2024 registration. The complete 2024-25 Academic Catalog will be finalized on July 1, 2024.

Students who complete the Digital Graphics for Print & Screen Certificate will be able to design two and three-dimensional graphics for both print and digital applications for use in Graphic art production, electronic publishing, broadcast, and web design. Certificate credits also apply to the Digital Arts Technology degree program and for transfer to BA/ BS programs at other colleges.

Learning Outcomes:

• Demonstrate efficient time management and organizational practices.
• Practice effective communication both independently and as part of a team.
• Recognize and use product development workflow that will facilitate project completion.
• Apply a combination of advanced techniques and development tools to create professional level digital and print media.
• Design professional looking graphics utilizing the appropriate tools for each project.
• Complete significant projects resulting in a robust portfolio.

Courses in this program require access to the Naugatuck Valley DAT Computer Studio Lab. Or a student must have a computer with specialized software (including Adobe Creative Cloud and others as industry dictates) to take the Hy-Flex courses.

DAT courses are available offered at the Naugatuck Valley Campus as Hy-Flex; HyFlex or BlendFlex is offered in the traditional classroom setting; it allows for virtual attendance since it is being broadcast (and recorded).