2015-2016 UMass Dartmouth Undergraduate Catalog [Archived Catalog]
Department of Design
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Faculty and Fields of Interest
Spencer Ladd (Chairperson) graphic design, typography, photography
Scott Ahrens digital media, graphic design, virtual reality
Jean-Francois Allaux illustration
Michelle Bowers visual language, graphic design, typography
Victoria Crayhon photography
James Edwards illustration
Jan Fairbairn graphic design, typography
Laura Franz typography, graphic design, web typography
Yoon Soo Lee graphic design
Bruce Maddocks illustration
Sarah Malakoff photography
Mark Millstein digital media
Ziddi Msangi graphic design
Michael Swartz 2D animation, 3D animation
Shawn Towne digital media, web & interaction design
Janine Wong graphic design, typography, book arts
Computer Requirements
The Department of Design requires all Design students to have a MacBook Pro laptop Computer. For specifications, go to: Design.
Learning Outcomes
The program learning objectives listed below are learned and evaluated through course-based learning objectives and assignments that are available in the syllabus of each course. Upon successful completion of the degree requirements in Design, students will be able to:
- Identify and properly apply the elements and principles of design when visually communicating information and ideas;
- Describe the history of their field, theoretical framework of their field, and contemporary work being done in their field;
- Develop and produce relevant projects using various media and technologies — both traditional and contemporary — appropriate to their field;
- Perform a useful critical analysis of communication, form, and concept;
- Create work with an appropriate relationship between form, content, and context when visually communicating information and ideas;
- Solve formal, conceptual, and communication problems through the process of self-directed trial, error, and refinement;
- Assess and present their research, process, and outcome in an articulate manner;
- Present themselves in a professional manner appropriate to their field of study.
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