Management And Ethics In Design

Course Code:

N1-3050

Semester:

3rd Semester

Specialization Category:

ΜΓΥ

Course Hours:

3

ECTS:

3


SYLLABUS

Module Aims

The course aims at

• the learning of design methodology

• developing the ability of formation and development in design

• the learning of the means for supporting and communicating a design as final product

• acquiring knowledge of the basic concepts for the best practice of the profession of graphic designer

• explaining how one can have creative results

• determining the rights and obligations arising from the designer’s work.

Theoretical module – Lecture topics

– Who is a designer?

– The principles of professional practice

– The design summary

– The design process

– The mapping of the design

– The use of Fonts

– Time management

– Topic Suggestion for Study / Writing / Preparation

– The use of illustration

– Guide to copyright and software usage

– The use of photography

– What does the client look for in the designer and design?

– How to write a CV?

ATTACHED BIBLIOGRAPHY

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