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Special Programs
THE INTENSIVE ENGLISH
LANGUAGE PROGRAM
The Intensive English
Language Program offers courses in all proficiency
levels from elementary to advanced. All skills are
taught: writing, reading, speaking, listening. In
addition, Classes include instruction in
pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar. Students also
choose an elective class based on the student's
needs and learning styles.
For more information
please visit the
Temple IELP Website
or contact the IELP Program by phone (215) 204-7899
or email,
ielp@temple.edu
GRAPHIC AND INTERACTIVE DESIGN @ THE TYLER SCHOOL OF ART
* please note that this opportunity is only available for Temple students. Please register via Owlnet.
SUMMER I:
2021 Computers for Design
Days: MTWR 9:00-12:00, TA 00201
Instructor: Elizabeth Shirrell
Section: 011
This class teaches the 3 programs most commonly used in design: Photoshop,
Illustrator and InDesign. Some experience in Photoshop and Illustrator would be
good — the equivalent of the Foundation computer class would be sufficient.
3045 Intro to Visual Communication
Days: MTWR, 6:00-9:00PM, 240S
Instructor: Steve DeCusatis
Section: 011
This is a class that teaches how to communicate through images and visual
language (typography). The emphasis is on visual ideas/concepts, not so much
on execution. Strong drawing skills are a plus, but not required.
3123 Intro to Interactive
Days: MTWR 6:00-9:00PM, TA00201
Instructor: Al Duca
Section: 011
This class requires basic knowledge of Photoshop and Illustrator. The main
program being taught is Dreamweaver. The 2 assignments are a personal
portfolio website and a website for an artist (design, fine art, music, etc) of the
student's choice.
SUMMER II
3123 Intro to Interactive
Days: MTWR 9:00-12:00, TA00201
Instructor: Elizabeth Shirrell
Section: 021
This class requires basic knowledge of Photoshop and Illustrator. The main
program being taught is Dreamweaver. The 2 assignments are a personal
portfolio website and a website for an artist (design, fine art, music, etc) of the
student's choice.
Instructors:
Beth Shirrell is graduating with an MFA in GAID in Spring 2009.
Al Duca and Steve DeCusatis graduated from the BFA program in GAID. Both
have been practicing professionally for a number of years and are teaching as
adjuncts in GAID this year (2008-09).
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