1. College and Careers Dayna Bickley

2. Graphic Design Graphic Design

3. What is it?  Graphic design is the process of making a product or service appealing to consumers.  Art that is planned to serve a particular purpose  Visual Problem Solving

4. Where is it used? From magazines, to book covers, to tee shirts or a shopping bag. You use graphic design to help appeal a person to the product you’re helping to be sold.

5. How to Become One  Have a bachelor’s degree in graphic design or a related field  You should take drawing courses in high school  Have a portfolio of your original works and designs  Internships in a design department

6. Salary Salary 2010 :$43,500 per year 2013 : Graphic designers who work in a graphic design firm can earn an average salary range around $59,000 to $83,000 while those who work in the computer industry can receive around $60,277 to $84,343

7. Video Game Design

8. What is it?  The game development process of designing the content of a game  Rules  Design of game play  Environment  Storyline  Characters  The visionary of the game

9. Types  Lead designer  Level designer  Content designer  Game writer  System designer  Technical designer  UI Designer or Usability Expert  Senior designer  Junior designer  Game designer(all of the positions)  Design director or Creative director  Game designer as teacher or Researcher

10. How to become one  Must be familiar with  Photography  Special effects  Graphic design (first requirement)  3D animation  Bachelor of Fine Arts, four-year degree in graphic design

11. Salary  2008 : $67,379  2013 : the average annual salary is $83,000 * (depending on skill level)

12. The Art Institute (of Ohio)

13. Graphic Design Courses  Color & design fundamentals  Image manipulation  Traditional typography  Layout & concept design  Web page scripting  Digital illustration  Interface design  Interactive motion graphics

14. Game Design  Digital imaging  Life drawing  Drawing & anatomy  2D animation  Digital storytelling  Character and object design  3D modeling  Game design  Physics  Texture mapping  3D animation  Material & lighting  Game modeling  Game production pipeline  Designing interior spaces and worlds  Advanced communications You can learn:

15.  Fifty-two locations  Areas of study: Design, Media Arts, Culinary, Fashion  Helps to get feedback from other students other than taking an online school

16. Tuition and Admissions Fees Tuition  Per credit hour: $470  Online lab fee (per course): $100  Digital resource fee (per course): $50 or $75* Admissions Fees  Applications fee: $50  Enrollment fee: $100  Total Admissions fee: $150

17. DeVry University

18. Online options  Associate Degree Programs  Web Graphic Design Web Graphic Design  Bachelor's Degree Programs  Multimedia Design and Development with specializations in: Graphic and Multimedia Design Graphics and Multimedia Management Web Design and Development Web Game ProgrammingMultimedia Design and DevelopmentGraphic and Multimedia DesignGraphics and Multimedia ManagementWeb Design and DevelopmentWeb Game Programming

19. Why  In 2012, 90% of DeVry University graduates actively seeking employment had careers in their field within 6 months of graduation  For the last 10 years, graduates have worked at over 95 of the Fortune 100 companies

20. Courses  Business and management  Engineering and Information sciences  Health sciences  Liberal arts and sciences  Media arts and technology

21.  More than 95 locations in the U.S.  Business & Management, Engineering & Information Sciences, Health Sciences, Liberal Arts & Sciences, and Media Arts & Technology. Business & ManagementEngineering & Information SciencesHealth Sciences Liberal Arts & SciencesMedia Arts & Technology

22. Tuition and Admissions Fees Tuition  Per credit hour:$609