Micro-Credential in
Visual Exploration
BGD12083
Course Category:
Design skills
Mode of Delivery:
Conventional / ODL
Language of Instruction:
English
Level of the Course:
Year 1
Prerequisite:
Not Applicable
Credit Value:
3 credits
Duration:
14 Academic Weeks
Total Learning Hours:
120 hours
Synopsis:
Through a series of studio-based assessment tasks and in-class studies, students will learn critical and conceptual problem solving techniques in addition to ‘traditional’, non-digital, technical graphic design creation skills and techniques. Within this module students will also begin to develop their own visual language and style, resolve key issues of visual representation and gain better knowledge in graphic media.
Learning Outcomes
- Create visually engaging and thought-provoking graphics.
- Apply experimental, accidental, visual research and design analytical approaches in mark / image making process.
- Resolve graphic design problems by using critical and conceptual processes.
- Develop a personal visual language and style across a range of graphic media and techniques.
Assessment Methods
and Types:
Assignment 20% and Project 80%
Content Outline:
- Visual communication process
- Visual research methods
- Visual styles and representations
- Conceptualization process
- Visual unity: Gestalt psychology
- “Formstorming” techniques
- Visual Exploration Project
Additional Requirement:
Computer
Entry Requirement:
Minimum Age: 19 years old
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Course Price:
RM2400.00
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