GD
270:
Semiotics and Visual Design
Design and designed products can be interpreted as signs that are the result of human needs and desires. This course examines theoretical issues in how design of a message or product influences the user's decision to read it, use it or buy it. Semiotics theory examines these concepts as well as design value and criteria for evaluation in contemporary culture.
GD 221 is a prerequisite for this class.
Fall 2024-2025
Section:
401
Class number:
14794
Meeting time:
W
1:30PM
-
4:45PM
Location:
14EAS 00507
at
Loop Campus
Winter 2023-2024
Section:
501
Class number:
23248
Meeting time:
Th
10:00AM
-
1:15PM
Location:
14EAS 00513
at
Loop Campus
CLOSED
Fall 2023-2024
Section:
401
Class number:
13183
Meeting time:
Th
10:00AM
-
1:15PM
Location:
14EAS 00507
at
Loop Campus
Instructor:
Dolores Wilber
CLOSED
Winter 2022-2023
Section:
501
Class number:
30881
Meeting time:
Th
10:00AM
-
1:15PM
Location:
14EAS 00213
at
Loop Campus
Instructor:
Dolores Wilber
Fall 2022-2023
Section:
401
Class number:
18841
Meeting time:
Tu
10:00AM
-
1:15PM
Location:
14EAS 00507
at
Loop Campus
Instructor:
Dolores Wilber
Winter 2021-2022
Section:
530
Class number:
28460
Meeting time:
Th
10:00AM
-
1:15PM
Location:
Online: Sync
Instructor:
Dolores Wilber
Fall 2021-2022
Section:
401
Class number:
4469
Meeting time:
Tu
10:00AM
-
1:15PM
Location:
14EAS 00506
at
Loop Campus
Instructor:
Dolores Wilber
CLOSED