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Chancellor's Certificate in Digital Graphics
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| Art and Graphics
(12 hours required) Introduction to Computer Graphics Using Illustrator Intermediate Applications of Illustrator Advanced Applications of Illustrator |
Image
Editing |
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Web Graphics and
Animation Introduction
to Fireworks Advanced
Topics in Photoshop: Web Graphics
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| Electives
(minimum 6 hours required.) Introduction to Digital Cameras Introduction to Photoshop Elements Intermediate Applications of Photoshop Elements or any class listed in the categories above. |
Program
Requirements
Complete the application form and return it with your $25 nonrefundable fee. All classes must be completed through the University of Missouri-St. Louis Computer Education & Training Center within two years of submitting the application. (Note: Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis; submitting the application and paying the fee doesn't guarantee a seat in any class.)
To earn this certificate, you must complete the application form. As described above, you can earn this certificate in one of two ways: (1) earn the Electronic Art and Publishing Certificate and then complete a minimum of 30 hours in the Web Graphics & Animation category, or (2) complete a minimum of 48 hours from the classes specified above. If you have successfully completed some of these certificate classes through the University of Missouri-St. Louis Computer Education & Training Center in the 24 months prior to completing your application, they may be applied to this certificate. You can list these classes on your application form. Granting approval for these classes depends on verification of satisfactory completion of each class.
Note: No classes may be waived for this certificate. A class can be applied to only one specialized certificate.
Note: You also receive CEUs for successful completion of each class. Students completing the Digital Graphics Chancellor's Certificate receive at least 3.0 CEUs. The hours completed in these classes will also be applied toward the 96-hour Chancellor's Certificate on the Computer. Other certificates are also available.