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Computer Graphics Final Exam Outline

The Computer Graphics I Final Exam will cover all notes and materials from the semester, including introductory graphic design concepts, Illustrator tools, typography, and composition. Students should be familiar with specific Illustrator tools like anchors, type, type on path, warp, select, direct select, pen, pencil, gradient, stroke, and how to create and manipulate objects and layers. The exam will also test understanding of key graphic design terminology and concepts like vectors, pixels, and the difference between select and direct select tools. Students need to understand basic graphic design transformations in Photoshop and Illustrator, how to use shape tools, and common keyboard shortcuts.

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Computer Graphics Final Exam Outline

The Computer Graphics I Final Exam will cover all notes and materials from the semester, including introductory graphic design concepts, Illustrator tools, typography, and composition. Students should be familiar with specific Illustrator tools like anchors, type, type on path, warp, select, direct select, pen, pencil, gradient, stroke, and how to create and manipulate objects and layers. The exam will also test understanding of key graphic design terminology and concepts like vectors, pixels, and the difference between select and direct select tools. Students need to understand basic graphic design transformations in Photoshop and Illustrator, how to use shape tools, and common keyboard shortcuts.

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Computer Graphics I Final Exam

What to study.. All the notes/handouts we have used this semester! (Intro to
graphic design, keyboard shortcuts, illustrator tools, typography,
composition, etc.)

Be familiar with the following Illustrator tools:


Anchors, type, type on path, warp, select, direct select, pen, pencil, gradient,
stroke, create objects/outlines, scale, opacity, layers, window, basic shapes,
stamps, artistic effects

Essential Questions
What is graphic design?
What did graphic design come from?
What is different about Photoshop vs. Illustrator?
How can graphic designers communicate information?
What do vectors use?
What are pixels?
What is the difference between the select and direct select tool?
How can you retrieve an image on Illustrator?

Understand the Basics


Be able to identify examples of graphic design work.
Know how to create basic transformations through Photoshop/illustrator.
Understand how to use the basic shape tool to create more complex shapes.
Know what key to use when creating straight lines, scaling objects, and
symmetrical shapes.
Common hot keys/shortcuts.
Contour vs. cross contour.
Layers/Arrangements.
Exporting.

Themes/Terms:
Graphic design, Typography, advertising, symbols, emblems, logos,
trademarks, fundamental questions of graphic design, composition, contrast,
color schemes, stoke, fill, font, line, movement, textures, value, size, cross
contour, space, shape, emphasis, tone, audience, emotion, visual weight,
objective of communication, advertising, 2D media, digital design,
perspective, balance, unity, copy, paste, double exposure, slogan, audience,
heading

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