Computer Graphics provides extensive opportunities for the digital processing, storage, editing, and application of visual imagery across various media platforms. This course contributes to improving the quality of design products, integrating text and visual elements, and enabling flexible and efficient information sharing.
Within the course framework, students become familiar with the interfaces, functional capabilities, and design applications of contemporary graphic software, including Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, CorelDRAW, ArchiCAD, Autodesk 3ds Max, CLO 3D, and other tools. These applications are widely used in the creation of complex graphic projects, book and magazine covers, posters, brochures, business cards, logos, emblems, as well as in photo editing, illustration, and 3D modeling processes.
The course focuses on developing students’ skills in both raster and vector graphics. Students learn the structure of digital images, principles of graphic encoding, methods of applying color palettes, and creative integration of graphic elements. They also acquire the ability to work confidently with software interfaces, use panels and tools efficiently, and present design projects in a visually and technically balanced manner.