A week to discover the basic components of communication design: photography, typography, colors, layout and creativity.

Nowadays, to know how to use a graphics program is a skill that can be, for an employer, the final push in choosing to hire a candidate over another. From business cards to the CV, from thesis to the flyer, the way you present yourself to the world can contribute to your success or failure.

Grafik Week is an accelerated graphic course, promoted by the Department of Information Engineering and Computer Science, in collaboration with Weeklify, created specifically for university students who want to enhance their ability of visual expression. For 5 consecutive days students will be thrown in the vast world of graphic design, working on 2 softwares in parallel.

The course is free and structured on a linear path from the lowest level of difficulty of the first day to the most advanced level of the last day. Once registered, you are free to attend the whole course or the lecture whose topic interest you more. To participate it is essential to bring your laptop (and mouse). The registration is required only for organizational reasons, so please, sign in.

Textbooks, exercises, presentations and lectures are in English.

Schedule
Monday, May 14: Classroom A102, from 14.30 to 20.00
Tuesday, May 15: Classroom A104, from 14.30 to 20.00
Wednesday, May 16: Classroom B107, from 14.30 to 20.00
Thursday, May 17: Classroom A102, from 14.30 to 20.00
Friday, May 18: Classroom A102, from 14.30 to 20.00

Further information on weeklify.com/grafikweek