Graphic Design Course

A graphic design course is a program of study that teaches students the skills and knowledge needed to create visual content for a variety of media, such as digital and print. The course typically covers the principles of design, typography, color theory, layout, and composition. Students also learn how to use various design software and tools to create and manipulate graphics.

A graphic design course may be offered in different formats, including online courses, boot camps, and traditional classroom-based programs. The duration of the course may vary depending on the program and can range from a few weeks to several years.

In a graphic design course, students will typically work on projects and assignments that help them develop their design skills and build a portfolio of work to showcase their abilities to potential employers or clients. Some courses may also include internships or opportunities to work on real-world design projects, providing students with hands-on experience and practical skills that they can apply in their future careers as graphic designers.

Course Modules

Semester-I

• Logo Design
• Corporate Stationery
• Brand Identity
• Flyer Design
• Boucher Design
• Infographic Design
• Products Design
• Character Design (2d/3d)

Semester-II

• Image Editing Effects
• Photo Editing Effects
• Before/After Photo Editing
• Magazine/Book cover Design
• Vector Icon Design
• Web Banner Design
• Poster Design
• Social Media Ads Design
• Outdoor Hoarding Design
• Newspaper Ads Design

Career Options

• Graphic Designer
• Photo Editor
• Game Designer