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Graduate Skills for Students of the

Digital Art & Design Program

Graduate skills profile

The Digital Art and Design program has a Program Advisory Committee (PAC) that consists of employers, graduates and educators. This committee is instrumental in guiding the evolution and activities of the Digital Art & Design program. At each meeting of this committee we review the skills our graduates need for their careers. This is the most recent list of skills:

  • Problem solving & critical thinking;
  • Oral & written communications;
  • Visual literacy;
  • Communications process;
  • Marketing & advertising;
  • Typography & design;
  • Computing—www, networks, applications, operating systems;
  • Business—project management, small business skills, self promotion;
  • Team & social skills;
  • Flexibility;
  • Continuous learning skills and habits;
  • The ability to acquire and to apply theoretical and analytical knowledge;
  • A sense of responsibility for the cultural debris one creates;
  • The ability to research and maintain an expertise on the boundaries and frontiers of one or more discipline specialties without sacrificing a well-rounded base of core knowledge and skills.