Graphic Design II: Lead an advanced graphic design course focused on conceptual development and the integration of traditional and digital methods for preparing artwork for print. Guided students in portfolio development, emphasizing typography and branding, to build comprehensive design skill sets that align with industry standards.

Basic Publication Design: Teaching foundational principles of publication design, providing hands-on experience with Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign, and Adobe Illustrator on Macintosh platforms. Students are learning key design elements, including layout, typography, grid systems, and color theory while working on projects such as business cards, letterheads, brochures, posters, and multi-page magazine layouts. Emphasized real-world applications and professional design practices, enabling students to create visually compelling publications.

Principles of Visual Communications: This course delves into the fundamentals of visual communication—how we use visual language to convey messages, persuade audiences, and inform effectively. Students will develop technical proficiency in Adobe graphic and layout software while honing their ideation and sketching skills. Through an in-depth study of design principles, typography, and color theory, we will explore the cognitive and cultural aspects of visual perception, intercultural communication, and semiotics. Discussions on visual rhetoric and critical thinking will complement hands-on design projects. The course culminates in real-world client work, allowing students to apply their knowledge in a professional context. While readings and discussions will support learning, the primary focus is on creating compelling visual documents, refining design decision-making, and developing a strong critique process.