Visual Communications students who receive an AA degree have successfully transferred to 4-year university graphic design or multimedia programs, or enter the field with the option of continuing their higher education at a later date.
Course number/name and number of units earned*
| VCOM 48 Introduction to a Design Studio | .3 |
| VCOM 50 VCOM and the Process of Design | 2 |
| VCOM 51 Color for Digital Design | 2 |
| VCOM 52 Introduction to Typography | 3 |
| VCOM 53 Photoshop I for Design | 2 |
| VCOM 54 Illustrator I for Design | 2 |
| VCOM 55 Web Design I | 3 |
| VCOM 56 Digital Design Concepts I | 3 |
| VCOM 57 Digital Design Concepts II | 3 |
| VCOM 58 Photoshop II for Design or VCOM 59 Illustrator II for Design |
3 |
| VCOM 60 Creative Portfolio and Self-Promotion or VCOM 61 Independent Studies Leading to Advanced Portfolio Work |
3 |
| VCOM 64 InDesign I and Layout Techniques | 3 |
| Total Units Required | 60* |
*PLUS Required General Education Courses: See General Education Requirements in the LPC Catalog
Some variation in requirements may exist at a particular four-year college or university; therefore, it is essential that the student refer to the catalog of the prospective transfer institution and consult an LPC counselor.
the visual communications program works to build design and technical skills from a strong core that radiates outward.
we offer recommended sequential coursework that teaches aesthetic design skills alongside technical skills.
all vcom graduates are trained in:
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