Course+Overview



7275 Design for the 21st Century
 * One Semester .5 Credit **

This course introduces students to innovative design of the 21st century. Students will explore the current trends of **product design**, **architectural** design and ** interior design ** on an introductory level. Like designers in the real world, students will be challenged to push the boundaries of their imagination while considering the need to reduce, reuse and recycle. Good designers of today must consider the cultural and environmental impact of their designs on tomorrow. Integral components of this course include art production, creative problem solving, design history and aesthetics. Grades 9, 10, 11 and 12. This course does NOT require a prerequisite.

If you enjoy being a designer, the Lower Moreland Art Department also offers the following design course to further spark your creativity!!!

7269 Introduction to Design
 * One Semester .5 Credit **

This course explores traditional areas of design that surround us everyday. Students will explore logo design, package design, fashion design and advertising on an introductory level. This course focuses on a designer’s role in creatively and effectively solving problems that are often presented by clients in the real world. Integral components of this design course include art production, creative problem solving, design history and aesthetics. Grades 9, 10, 11, 12. This course does NOT require a prerequisite.