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IA BAIA Information Architect IA BAIA & BFA Information Architecture, Usability, Web, Experience Design Specialization Interdisciplinary Programs—Information Architecture & Design Degree: IA Bachelor of Arts Industrial Arts, IA BAIA ( Information Architecture & Design ) Degree: Bachelor of Fine Arts, BFA ( Graphic Design & Typography; selected classes ) Degree: Associate of Science & Award of Achievement, AS ( Graphic Communications & Design ) Awards Award: Epsilon Pi Tau—International Honorary for Professionals in Technology ( Award for Academic Achievement ) Award: Golden Key National Honor Society ( Award for Academic Achievement ) Double Major Graphic Design and Typography ( IA & Design double major ); Information Architecture, User Experience Design, Project Management. Concentration The concentration ( Graphic Design ) provides a formal structure from the visual media studies program, incorporating graphic design, typography, and digital media program in the IA BAIA program; selected classes for BFA program. The concentration was interdisciplinary, including the study of graphic design and typography; California College of the Arts. University Graduate—Accomplishments IA Major IA Thesis Report IA Presentation Experience from IA & Graphic Design Internships Portfolios Awards Graphic Communications & Design Major High School Focus This also included work in the fine arts, logo design, branding, color theory, collage design, exhibition design, product design, illustration, photography, drawing, contour drawing, charcoal drawing, using Pantone markers, pen and ink, drawing and painting, sketching and drafting, conceptual development, structure, and process. With regard to the design of complex visuals such as maps, charts, diagrams, and navigational systems—this requires a tight focus on verbal content, typographic details, aesthetic consistency, how the communication will be used, and who its audience will be—history, aesthetics, process, technology, project management, Information Architecture, usability testing, materials, and marketing. University Accreditation California College of the Arts The BFA program was in Graphic Design. Emphasis: Geschichte der Schule für Gestaltung Basel— California College of the Arts (CCA). The CCA is proud to be designated by Adobe Systems Incorporated as a Partners by Design School (selected classes). College of Creative Arts, Design & Industry California College of the Arts, Graphic Design Rigorous IA & Graphic Design Programs A most rigorous, demanding, and challenging undergraduate-level program(s), encompassing both Information Architecture & Design. Excellent hands-on, vocational training—IA, UXD, PM skills. Additional Education Because of an extended education and extra Diploma from Heald Business College, my IA BAIA degree is equivalent to the BSIT degree. My IA BAIA degree is a highly specialized undergraduate degree in Information Architecture, Navigational Systems, Project Management (see below information about degrees, coursework, and completion of Graphic Design internships); IA & Design Courses.pdf. Graphic Design, Project Management Courses University Programs The Information Architecture and Graphic Design concentration prepares architect-designers for changes within industry, better aligning architect-experience designers with contemporary processes, best practices, usability testing, project management, concepts, and nomenclature. Graphic Design Portfolios California College of the Arts Additional Graphic Design classes from the BFA Graphic Design degree program at the California College of the Arts (CCA) were successfully completed (selected classes). This program provided specific training in Graphic Design, Typography, photography, art history, art direction, as well as private tutelage with Professors and family members that studied at: (1) At The Colleges, The University—SFSU, CCA. California College of the Arts Because of my training at the CCA, The College, and The University, my emphasis was in Graphic Design. In keeping with this spirit, the program, other programs are both conceptual and skill based (including completion of several Graphic Design internships), emphasizing interdisciplinary thinking, theory, and rigor. Courses in typography and digital media complement the conceptual aspects of the program. Graphic Designers have access to a broad range of facilities and can take courses in photography, film, video, bookbinding, screenprinting, and letterpress printing, among other disciplines. “Universal clarity of communication is the crux of graphic design,” notes Michael Vanderbyl, a long-time Graphic Design Program faculty member at California College of the Arts (source: CCA, Graphic Design Department). Training at the CCA teaches designers to rely on their critical thinking skills—coupled with pen and ink skills for creating unique graphic design pieces. Designers learn the value of promoting original work, even though others may criticize it. Criticism is really a good thing. It makes one learn how to defend original ideas. 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