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The Winter / Spring Semester begins Monday, January 8, 2018. To register, visitwww.dcad.edu or call the Office of Continuing Education at 302.622.8000 x 123. Additional workshops and special events are offered throughout the semester.

Delaware College of Art and Design

Continuing Education

Winter & Spring 2018

Web & Graphic Design • Fine Arts • Interior Design • Jewelry Design • Photography

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Cover image: Cyanotype printby Shelly Silva,

DCAD Class of 2012,www.shellysilva.com

REGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.DCAD.EDU/CE 1

Welcome to winter and spring at DCAD!

Continuing Education at the Delaware Collegeof Art and Design is dedicated to providing opportunities for inspired teens and adults to realize their artist potential in an engaging environment: our professional art and design community.

Classes begin Monday, January 8, 2017.

Additional classes are launched throughoutthe semester to complement your busyseasonal schedule!

Join us to sharpen your skills, enhance your artistic abilities and advance your career.

All classes and workshops are non-degree, non-credit, part-time courses of studyconducted in the evenings and on weekends.If you want to be engaged, encouraged, andhave fun while you create, please join us this semester!

No application is required for ContinuingEducation classes – just register online, viaphone, mail or in person. Visit www.dcad.edu/CE for the completecourse catalog and registration information.

See you at DCAD this winter and spring,Randle ReedDirector of Community Programs302.622.8000 [email protected]

2 INTENSIVE COURSES

3 WEB & GRAPHIC DESIGN

8 FINE ARTS

12 INTERIOR DESIGN

14 JEWELRY DESIGN

16 PHOTOGRAPHY

18 YOUNG ARTISTS

19 INSTRUCTORS

22 REGISTRATION INFO

24 DIRECTIONS

25 REGISTRATION FORM

CONTENTS

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NEW THIS SEMESTER: INTENSIVE COURSES! THE TYPICALLY 12 - WEEK VERSIONS HAVE BEEN CONDENSED TO SIX-WEEK COURSES MEETING SEMI-WEEKLY. SO NOW YOU CAN KICK - START YOUR NEW YEAR WITH AN INTENSIVE BURSTOF CREATIVE ENERGY!

INTRODUCTION TO GRAPHIC DESIGN FORWEB AND PRINT (INTENSIVE)COURSE ID: GD0086Instructor: Joy Smoker TWELVE SESSIONSTuesday and Thursday,January 9 - February 15; 6 - 9:15 PMTuition: $490; Returning Students: $441; 4 CEUS Lab/Materials Fee: $35 This intensive introduction to current computer graphics technology includes an overview ofpage-layout, vector-based illustration andpixel-based digital-imaging software. Publishing techniques, rough composition skills, concept development and fundamentals of typography are introduced as students learn how such technology is used in real-world applications. Mac knowledge required.

ADVANCED CSS (INTENSIVE)COURSE ID: GD0087Instructor: Herbert Sparks TWELVE SESSIONSMonday and Wednesday,January 8 - February 14; 6 - 9:15 PMTuition: $490; Returning Students: $441; 4 CEUS Lab/Materials Fee: $35 This class will teach students how to design, develop and launch device-friendly websites using CSS3, one of the core technologies for building web pages. Students also will learn how to use Flexbox, SVG images, SASS, LESS and other web-developer tools to enhance web pages. Additional topics will include CSS frameworks, media queries for responsive grid systems, animations and more. All class activities will be hand-coded.

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BASIC LAYOUT & TYPOGRAPHY FOR WEB AND PRINTCOURSE ID: GD0076 Instructor: Joy Smoker TWELVE SESSIONS Thursday, February 22 - May 10; 6 - 9:15 PMTuition: $490; Returning Students: $441; 4 CEUS Lab/Materials Fee: $35Students will learn to communicate effectively using principles of design and typography. Issues of space, texture, color, rhythm and meaning will be addressed, along with the combination of type and visual elements to create effective layouts. Mac competency required.

ILLUSTRATION WITH VECTOR GRAPHICS: INTERMEDIATE ILLUSTRATOR COURSE ID: GD0042 Instructor: Jason Olney SIX SESSIONS Monday, April 2 - May 7; 6 - 9:15 PMTuition: $300; Returning Students: $270; 2 CEUS Lab/Materials Fee: $35 This course will allow students to build on their basic understanding of Illustrator with exploration of the software’s advanced capabilities, creating dynamic type effects and using blends for realistic illustrations. Students also will learn to integrate illustrations with Adobe Photoshop and web applications through a variety of problem-solving exercises. Prerequisite: "Logo Design with Vector Graphics: Beginning Illustrator.”

DESKTOP PUBLISHING: ADOBE INDESIGN I COURSE ID: GD0053 Instructor: Jason Olney SIX SESSIONS Tuesday, February 20 - March 27; 6 - 9:15 PM Tuition: $300; Returning Students: $270; 2 CEUS Lab/Materials Fee: $35 InDesign is the latest tool for page layout and electronic pre-press preparation. This course will give students experience in basic layout creation; text creation and formatting; and image input and manipulation. Students also will gain a basic understanding of color as it relates to printing. Mac competency required.

ADVANCED DESKTOP PUBLISHING:ADOBE INDESIGN IICOURSE ID: GD0060 Instructor: Jason OlneySIX SESSIONS Tuesday, April 3 - May 8; 6 - 9:15 PM Tuition: $300; Returning Students: $270; 2 CEUS Lab/Materials Fee: $35 Students will learn to create complex multi-page documents utilizing master pages and advanced paragraph and character styles, including the new nested-styles feature. Also explored will be the use of tables to automate design tasks, PDF-export capabilities and preflight and document-packaging functions. Prerequisite: “Desktop Publishing: Adobe InDesign I.”

LOGO DESIGN WITH VECTOR GRAPHICS: BEGINNING ILLUSTRATORCOURSE ID: GD0041 Instructor: Jason OlneySIX SESSIONS Monday, February 19 - March 26; 6 - 9:15 PM Tuition: $300; Returning Students: $270; 2 CEUS Lab/Materials Fee: $35One of the backbones of modern graphic design and electronic publishing, Illustrator is the leading vector-based illustration software available. This course instructs the beginning student in typical uses in today's design and publishing environment, covering basic drawing, tracing and typographic techniques. Mac competency required.

INTERACTIVE DESIGN & ANIMATION WITH ADOBE ANIMATE CC ICOURSE ID: AN0056 Instructor: Charley Parker SIX SESSIONS Wednesday, February 21 - March 28; 6 - 9:15 PM Tuition: $300; Returning Students: $270; 2 CEUS Lab/Materials Fee: $35 Students will learn to use the vector graphics and animation features of Adobe Animate CC to create an HTML5 animated motion graphics presentation, such as for the introduction for a website, and add basic interactivity. Students also will create an animated banner ad using typical specifications for commercial placement. The course includes an overview of HTML5 animation tools and options for publishing to various platforms, including the iPad and other mobile devices.

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INTERACTIVE DESIGN & ANIMATIONWITH ADOBE ANIMATE CC IICOURSE ID: AN0057Instructor: Charley ParkerSIX SESSIONS Wednesday, April 4 - May 9; 6 - 9:15 PMTuition: $300; Returning Students: $270; 2 CEUS Lab/Materials Fee: $35 Students will learn how to provide interactivity for responding to user input within a motion graphic presentation. Animated GIFs and the Google Web Designer banner ad creation tool also will be covered, along with the use of HTML5 animation tools to prepare static webpages and the incorporation of existing HTML elements into HTML5 animations. Prerequisite: “Interactive Design and Animation with Adobe Animate CC I.”

ADOBE MUSECOURSE ID: GD0080 Instructor: Rob Whitehead SIX SESSIONS Thursday, February 22 - March 29; 6 - 9:15 PMTuition: $300; Returning Students: $270; 2 CEUS Lab/Materials Fee: $35Adobe Muse allows creation of compelling websites without writing code. Students will build a complete website with functional navigation, a Google map, a contact form and an image gallery while employing some of the new web fonts available from Adobe Edge Web Fonts. Geared toward beginning and intermediate students.

WEB DESIGN FUNDAMENTALSCOURSE ID: WD0040Instructor: Warren Chase TWELVE SESSIONSThursday, February 22 - May 10; 6 - 9:15 PMTuition: $490; Returning Students: $441; 4 CEUS Lab/Materials Fee: $35 This course explores the major components of website development, including HTML, cascading style sheets (CSS) and graphic creation. Students will learn how to format text and control page layout; create compressed graphics and manipulate color schemes; understand hyperlinks and build comprehensive web navigation; develop online forms; understand website directory structure; and apply basic guidelines for search engine optimization. For their final project, students will construct a functional website. Prerequisite: “Photoshop I.”

JAVASCRIPT FOR NON-PROGRAMMERSCOURSE ID: WD0067 Instructor: Herbert SparksTWELVE SESSIONS Tuesday, February 20 - May 8; 6 - 9:15 PMTuition: $490; Returning Students: $441; 4 CEUS Lab/Materials Fee: $35 JavaScript is the language for building interactive web pages. Topics will include AJAX, event handling, development tools and JavaScript libraries. All class activities will be hand-coded. Full understanding of HTML and CSS required.

IMAGE COMPOSITION & ENHANCEMENT: BEGINNING PHOTOSHOP (MAC)COURSE ID: GD0057 Instructor: Jason Olney SIX SESSIONS Saturday, February 24 - March 31; 10 AM - 1 PMTuition: $300; Returning Students: $270 Lab/Materials Fee: $35This course introduces the new user to Photoshop, the most widely used image-processing andimage-manipulation application for the desktop. Students will explore this program's powerful painting, color-correction and retouching tools along with the relationship between image capture, resolution and output quality. Mac competency required.

IMAGE RETOUCHING & RESTORATION: INTERMEDIATE PHOTOSHOP (MAC) COURSE ID: GD0058 Instructor: Jason Olney SIX SESSIONS Saturday, April 7 - May 12; 10 AM - 1 PM Tuition: $300; Returning Students: $270; 2 CEUS Lab/Materials Fee: $35 Students will build on their basic understanding of Adobe Photoshop by exploring layers, masks, paths and channels. They also will learn to customize the application by combining multiple images from diverse sources. Prerequisite : “Image Composition and Enhancement: Beginning Photoshop (Mac)."

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ADOBE PREMIERE PROCOURSE ID: GD0085 Instructor: Rob Whitehead ONE SESSION Saturday, March 24; 10 AM - 4PM Tuition: $100; Returning Students: $90 This one-day session will teach students the basics of Adobe Premiere Pro, the industry-leading video-editing software. Students will learn how to edit, manipulate and export video projects for personal use such as the web or making a DVD video presentation. Topics will include working with imported media, timelines, transitions and special effects; outputting files to various formats; and how to work within the Creative Cloud.

ADOBE LIGHTROOMCOURSE ID: GD0081 Instructor: Rob Whitehead ONE SESSION Saturday, April 21; 10 AM - 4PMTuition: $100; Returning Students: $90 Lab/Materials Fee: $90 Lightroom was designed by Adobe to help handle a photographer’s needs from input to output. Students will learn how to bring images into Adobe Lightroom from a camera or a disk, add keywords, crop, convert to black and white, enhance, retouch and output images for the web, a slideshow, a book or print.

ADOBE PHOTOSHOP I (PC)COURSE ID: GD0054 Instructor: Rob Whitehead SIX SESSIONS Monday, February 19 - March 26; 6 - 9:15 PM Tuition: $300; Returning Students: $270; 2 CEUS Lab/Materials Fee: $35 This course introduces the new user to Photoshop, the most widely used image-processing and image-manipulation application for the desktop. Students will explore this program's painting, color-correction and retouching tools and investigate the relationship between image capture, resolution and output quality. BasicPC competency required.

ADOBE PHOTOSHOP II (PC)COURSE ID: GD0055 Instructor: Rob Whitehead SIX SESSIONS Monday, April 2 - May 7; 6 - 9:15 PM Tuition: $300; Returning Students: $270; 2 CEUS Lab/Materials Fee: $35 Students will build on their basic understanding of Adobe Photoshop by exploring layers, masks, paths and channels. They also will learn to customize the application by combining multiple images from diverse sources. Prerequisite: “Adobe Photoshop I (PC).”

DIGITAL PAINTING WITH ADOBE PHOTOSHOP COURSE ID: GD0082 Instructor: Rob Whitehead ONE SESSION Saturday, March 10; 10 AM - 4PMTuition: $100; Returning Students: $90 Students will learn about brush selection,color selection/mixing and which details tokeep and which to lose – all to create a pleasing digital painting of one of their own original landscape-oriented photographs. Those who don’t have an original landscape image will be provided one by the instructor. Previous familiarity with Photoshop highly recommended.

INTRODUCTION TO GRAPHIC DESIGNFOR WEB AND PRINT COURSE ID: GD0077 Instructor: Joy SmokerTWELVE SESSIONS Tuesday, February 20 - May 8; 6 - 9:15 PMTuition: $490; Returning Students: $441; 4 CEUS Lab/Materials Fee: $35 This course includes an overview of page layout, vector-based illustration and pixel-based digital-imaging software. Publishing techniques, rough composition skills, concept development and typography basics will be introduced and shown in real-world applications. Mac competency required.

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WEB DESIGN WITH ADOBEDREAMWEAVER & CSS ICOURSE ID: WD0064 Instructor: Rob WhiteheadSIX SESSIONS Wednesday, February 21 - March 28; 6 - 9:15 PM Tuition: $300; Returning Students: $270; 2 CEUS Lab/Materials Fee: $35 Beginning with text formatting and tables, this class will cover the use of frames and the construction of image maps. Students will learn the palettes and inspectors used to construct web documents. Prerequisite: “Web Design Fundamentals.”

WEB DESIGN WITH ADOBEDREAMWEAVER & CSS IICOURSE ID: WD0065 Instructor: Rob Whitehead SIX SESSIONS Wednesday, April 4 - May 9; 6 PM - 9:15 PMTuition: $300; Returning Students: $270; 2 CEUS Lab/Materials Fee: $35 In this intermediate-level class, students will expand their understanding of Dreamweaver by exploring advanced programming capabilities, including behaviors, cascading style sheets and dynamic HTML. Prerequisite: “Web Design with Adobe Dreamweaver I.”

ADOBE PHOTOSHOP WORKSHOPCOURSE ID: GD0064 Instructor: Rob Whitehead ONE SESSION Saturday, February 17; 10 AM - 4PMTuition: $100; Returning Students: $90 This five-hour session will teach studentsthe basics of Photoshop, image manipulation, basic color correction and tips and tricks to enhance workflow. A half-hour lunch break willbe provided, and students may bring their lunchor visit a local eatery.

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CERTIFICATE INFOPART TIME, NON–DEGREE PROGRAMS OF STUDY

WEB DESIGN CERTIFICATE

Web designers focus on the art of creating aesthetically pleasing websites with effective usability. This compact course of study enables students to design the look and feel of an original website or upgrade an existing site, as well as implement the website by embedding images and objects in HTML (HyperText Markup Language) and define the layout in CSS (Cascading Style Sheets). This program is well-suited for creative individuals who wish to advance their careers, build their competencies and enhance their technical and creative skills by adding web design to their creative toolbox.

WEB DESIGN CURRICULUMSemester OneIntroduction to Graphic Design for Web and Print

Adobe Photoshop I/II

Semester TwoWeb Design Fundamentals

Interactive Design & Animation I/II

Semester ThreeWeb Design with Adobe Dreamweaver & CSS I/II

JavaScript for Non-Programmers

Semester FourPortfolio Workshop

Elective I

GRAPHIC DESIGN CERTIFICATE

Graphic designers are artists, visual communicators and creative problem solvers for their clients. This curriculum enables creative students to communicate messages through print media, including books, posters, newsletters, magazines and packaging, while also providing an introduction to application of basic graphic design principles to the web. This area of study is ideal for individuals who wish to establish their own business, freelance or work within a corporate advertising and design environment.

GRAPHIC DESIGN CURRICULUMSemester OneIntroduction to Graphic Design for Web and Print


Semester TwoAdobe InDesign I/II

Adobe Illustrator I/II

Semester ThreeBasic Layout & Typography for Web and Print

Web Design Fundamentals

Semester FourPortfolio Workshop

Elective I

WEB & GRAPHIC DESIGNCOMBINED CERTIFICATE

For those students who wish to gain the technical and creative skills to excel in both web and print, DCAD now offers a Combined Certificate in Web & Graphic Design. Students will become well-versed in design principles as applied to both traditional print publishing as well as digital communications. Students may further customize advanced study through elective classes.

WEB & GRAPHIC DESIGNCOMBINED CERTIFICATE CURRICULUMSemester OneIntroduction to Graphic Design for Web & Print

Basic Layout & Typography for Web & Print


Semester TwoWeb Design Fundamentals

Interactive Design & Animation I/II

Semester ThreeWeb Design with Adobe Dreamweaver & CSS I/II

Adobe Illustrator I/II

Semester FourJavaScript for Non-Programmers

Elective I

Elective II

Semester FivePortfolio Workshop

Paramount Project

FINE ARTS

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OPEN FIGURE STUDIO COURSE ID: FA0136Instructor: Jane TajzlerTWELVE SESSIONSTuesday, February 20 - May 8; 6 - 9 PM Tuition: $10 per sessionJoin fellow artists in this uninstructed studio session that provides the opportunity to draw a figure model in a series of short and long poses. Artists must bring their own materials.

THE FACE: FEATURES & EXPRESSION COURSE ID: FA0246 Instructor: Olga NielsenSIX SESSIONS Monday, March 5 - April 23; 6 - 9:15 PM Tuition: $250; Returning Students: $225; 2 CEUSAn in-depth study for those who wish to better understand, draw or paint facial features. Students will create oversized studies of the eyes, nose, ear and mouth to gain greater confidence and skill in rendering both features and expressions. Beginning and advanced students welcome.

FIGURE DRAWING COURSE ID: FA0070 Instructor: Ellen Durkan EIGHT SESSIONS Wednesday, March 21 - May 9; 6 - 9:15 PMTuition: $300; Returning Students: $270; 2 CEUS This in-depth exploration of the human form will focus on drawing from live models and stress anatomical structure, proportion, foreshortening, value and line quality. Students will tackle complex figurative forms through careful observation and innovative drawing techniques to develop expressive mark-making and strengthen compositional design.

LEARNING TO SEE: DRAWING FOR EVERYONE COURSE ID: FA0001 Instructor: Ellen DurkanSIX SESSIONS Tuesday, January 9 - February 13; 6 - 9:15 PMTuition: $230; Returning Students: $207; 2 CEUS This class will focus on understanding the fundamentals of drawing. Through observation, students will apply measuring and sighting techniques, line quality and value scales. The mediums used in this class will be charcoal and pencil. Beginning and intermediate artists welcome.

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TWO - DAY ILLUSTRATING STORIES WORKSHOP: FROM CHILDREN’S BOOKS TO COMIC BOOKS COURSE ID: FA0276Instructor: Kurt BrugelTWO SESSIONS Saturday, March 17 and March 27; 10 AM – 4PM Tuition: $150; Returning Students: $135; 2 CEUS In this “getting started” workshop, students will be guided through the steps it takes to get a book off the ground. Students will begin by learning basic storytelling techniques and advance toward laying out the story and ultimately getting stories published and read by others.

PLEIN AIR LANDSCAPE PAINTING IN GOUACHE COURSE ID: FA0278 Instructor: Charley ParkerTWO SESSIONS Saturday, May 5 and May 12; 12:30 - 4:30 PM Tuition: $150; Returning Students: $135Painting outdoors, students will learn the basics of working with gouache on location. Students will learn techniques for choosing a subject, planning a landscape, mixing colors, blocking in, adding details and textures, mixing water with gouache to achieve the best consistency, compensating for color shifts and using different brushes for a variety of effects.

THINK BIG WITH OILCOURSE ID: FA0064Instructor: Rick PhillipsSIX SESSIONS Tuesday, March 27 - May 8; 6 - 9:15 PM Tuition: $230; Returning Students: $207; 2 CEUSThis six-week course will teach students to simplify their palettes and approach oil from a magnified perspective. Painting from both observation and experimentation, students will, through the manipulation of size, open up their composition to new and unexpected results. Beginning and advanced students welcome.

ALLA PRIMA STILL LIFE COURSE ID: FA0237 Monitor : Raymond Brown SIX SESSIONS Saturday, January 13 - February 17; 10 AM - 1 PMTuition: $230; Returning Students: $207; 2 CEUSAlla prima (“all-at-once”) painting means completing a work in one sitting. Participants will begin with a limited color palette and advance toward a full-color range while completing one painting per class. Open to all levels, but some familiarity with drawing and painting will enhance the experience.

DRAWING MARATHON Saturday, January 20; 9 AM - 6 PM

Tuition: $30 in advance / $35 at the door Since 2008, the Delaware College of Art and Design has invited amateur and professional creators from the Wilmington community and beyond to work side-by-side with DCAD students, alumni, faculty and staff for this nine-hour-long experience in drawing (and painting and even sculpting). Participants will work from nude and costumed male and female models posing amid still-life vignettes in 8,000 square feet of studio space. DCAD’s event is inspired by the New York Studio School of Drawing, Painting & Sculpture, which founded its drawing marathon more than 20 years ago on the belief that drawing can be the basis of understanding one’s experience of the world. All such events, which have become part of a worldwide trend, are designed to allow participants to develop their artistic visions and sharpen their skills while engaging in a large-scale studio experience. Easels and light refreshments will be provided, but attendees must bring their own supplies. Participants may attend as many hours of the event as they like. All participants will be invited to exhibit their completed works as part of DCAD’s 2018 Continuing Education Exhibition in the Toni & Stuart B. Young Gallery. Because space is limited, advance registration is strongly recommended.

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COLLAGE: CUT, COLOR, PASTE WORKSHOPS COURSE ID: FA0133Instructor: Lynn PauleyAll Workshops Tuition: $360; Returning Students: $324From Henri Matisse to Kurt Schwitters and on to Joseph Cornell, artists have constantly changed and broken the ways to create and repurpose found items into new and original pictures. In this four-session workshop series, students will use paint, paper, scissors, India ink, glue and everyday items to learn the fundamentals of arranging objects into poetic, cut color, layered and textured artwork ready for exhibition. The different aspects of glue and constructing a finished piece will be shown along with weekly demonstrations of how to assemble a collage using different materials from start to finish. A materials list and a scavenger hunt list will be provided for each session. A one-hour lunch break will be provided, and students may bring their lunch or visit a local eatery.

WORKSHOP 1: PAINTED PAPERS Saturday, January 20; 10 AM - 3 PMTuition: $100; Returning Students: $90Students will complete two finished collages from a still life utilizing black-and-white and full-color cut colored paper – essentially drawing with scissors. Students will take inspiration from Matisse’s “Jazz” and “The Ochre Head.”

WORKSHOP 2: FIGURE /COLLAGE Saturday, February 17; 10 AM - 3 PMTuition: $100; Returning Students: $90Students will complete two finished collages on 18x24-inch boards utilizing cut colored paper, designing the picture plane, identifying the hierarchy of shapes and exploring the repetitionof form. Students will draw inspiration from Romare Bearden’s “Jazz” and a comparison of Matisse versus Picasso.

WORKSHOP 3: TRANSPARENCY Saturday, March 17; 10 AM - 3 PMTuition: $100; Returning Students: $90Students will explore the use of top, middle and bottom layering of images with inspiration from the works of Kurt Schwitters and Neil Welliver.

WORKSHOP 4: CUBISM Saturday, April 21; 10 AM - 3 PMTuition: $100; Returning Students: $90Students will explore cubism throughblack-and-gray still lifes, as well as bycreating a texture grid from items foundin nature. Students will draw inspiration from Georges Braque, Picasso and Joseph Cornel.


ART & DESIGN CERTIFICATE

The Art & Design Certificate provides students with the opportunity to build creative and technical skills in order to discover and realize their artistic potential. With required “core” courses in drawing and painting, the student may choose fine arts electives or a course from any other area, such as computer graphics, interior design, photography or jewelry design. This unique and personalized course of study is available only through the Delaware College of Art and Design and offers aspiring artists the ultimate flexibility in creating a customized art and design curriculum.

SEMESTER ONEFirst course in Drawing

First course in Painting

Elective I

SEMESTER TWOSecond course in Drawing

Second course in Painting

Elective II

SEMESTER THREEThird course in Drawing

Third course in Painting

Portfolio Workshop

The curriculum chart reflects a total of 108 weeks of Continuing Education art and design courses. Although courses may meet for fewer than 12 sessions, the curriculum may be completed by taking any combination of 3-, 6-, 8-, 10- or 12-week courses in order to accomplish the full 108 weeks required for certificate completion.


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INTRODUCTION TO INTERIOR DESIGN COURSE ID: ID0001 Instructor: Sheena SpearmanTWELVE SESSIONS Tuesday, February 20 – May 10; 6 – 9:15 PM Tuition: $460; Returning Students: $414; 4 CEUSThis fundamental course in design as it relates to the interior environment surveys both the elements and principles of design. Students explore interior design as a profession, examine space planning and finishes and develop basic drafting skills. This class is the prerequisite for all subsequent design courses in DCAD's Interior Design Certificate Program.

DIGITAL DESIGN COMMUNICATION FOR INTERIOR DESIGNERS I COURSE ID: ID0004 Instructor: Jason BirlTWELVE SESSIONS Wednesday, February 21 – May 9; 6 – 9:15 PM Tuition: $460; Returning Students: $414; 4 CEUSLab/Materials Fee: $35Students will learn to communicate design ideas using a variety of digital tools, including AutoCAD and Google Sketchup. Students will learn to develop a project from initial sketches to finished two- and/or three-dimensional models. Students should bring a portable USB flash drive (minimum 64MB) and a blank CD to save drawings. Familiarity with Windows and basic drafting skills required.

RESIDENTIAL DESIGN COURSE ID: ID0005 Instructor: Sheena Spearman TWELVE SESSIONS Thursday, February 22 – May 10; 6 – 9:15 PM Tuition: $460; Returning Students: $414; 4 CEUSStudents will explore the residential interior as a life-space, identifying the goals and planning of living spaces to correlate with lifestyles and stages of the human life cycle. Students will learn to design and illustrate areas for inhabitants based on physical, psychological and social needs, developing projects from initial planning to finished floor plans along with presentation strategy. Prerequisite: “Introduction to Interior Design” and “Lighting Design.”

ANALOG TO DIGITAL REPRESENTAITONFOR INTERIOR DESIGNERS COURSE ID: ID0119 Instructor: Sheena SpearmanSIX SESSIONS Wednesday, January 10 – February 14; 6 – 9:15 PM Tuition: $250; Returning Students: $225; 4 CEUSThis course will help students turn hand-drawn and hand-rendered diagrams into digital images to enhance workflow; preserve the design process and outcomes; identify audiences; and merge verbal and written design ideas into a clearly organized final visual presentation. Students will need a 16GB portable flash drive.



INTERIOR DESIGN CERTIFICATE CURRICULUM

The Interior Design Certificate program familiarizes students with cutting-edge digital drafting software while providing a solid background in the history of interior design, architectural drawing, color, lighting, furniture and business practices. The compact program provides comprehensive instruction and prepares students to compete for jobs in a variety of fields: interior design, architectural design, drafting, interior retailing and interior decorating. Possible candidates for this program are working professionals seeking a career change, individuals interested in starting a home-based business, creative young people looking for a way to enter the business and recent college graduates seeking to expand their skill set.

SEMESTER ONEIntroduction to Interior Design

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SEMESTER TWOLighting Design

Digital Design Communication

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Drawing Essentials

SEMESTER FOURDigital Design for

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Residential Design

Interior Design

Portfolio Workshop

POSSIBLE ELECTIVES:Faux Finishes &

Experimental Painting

The Modern Interior

Interior Design

Business Principles

COLOR AND MATERIALS COURSE ID: ID0044 Instructor: Cheryl UmblesTWELVE SESSIONS Wednesday, February 21 – May 9; 6 – 9:15 PM Tuition: $460; Returning Students: $414; 4 CEUSThis course is an introduction to materials used as a means of expression by the interior designer. It examines functional and aesthetic properties of specific interior finishes available to the designer. Prerequisite: “Introduction to Interior Design.”

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TORCH-FIRED ENAMELS WORKSHOP COURSE ID: JD0037 Instructor: Pat Rosenberger ONE SESSION Saturday, February 4; 10 AM – 1 PM Tuition: $45; Returning Students: $40.50Lab/Materials Fee: $15 Students will be introduced to a rainbow of colors and an amazing technique using copper, enameling powders and a plumber's torch. This easy and versatile process can be used to create pendantsor earrings and may be incorporated into other works of art. Students may bring pieces created in the “Metal Manipulation Workshop” to this workshop for further enhancement.

BEYOND TORCH-FIRED ENAMELING COURSE ID: JD0041 Instructor: Pat Rosenberger ONE SESSION Thursday, February 15; 6 – 9:15 PM Tuition: $45; Returning Students: $40.50Lab/Materials Fee: $20 This class will build upon the basics learned in “Torch-Fired Enameling.” Students will learn counter enameling and create a multi-coloritem while adding sgraffito. The final additionis painting with acrylic enamel.

CHAIN MAILLE BASIC AND ADVANCED COURSE ID: JD0019 Instructor: Patricia WhitmanONE SESSION Saturday, March 24; 10 AM – 1 PM Tuition: $45; Returning Students: $40.50Lab/Materials Fee: $25 This class will allow students the opportunity to learn the basics of chain maille, including the byzantine and box weaves, or a more difficult weave, such as Japanese 12-in-2 or dragonscale. The only tools needed to do chain maille are a pair of smooth-faced chain nose pliers, which will be available for use during class. Both beginner and advanced students welcome.

METAL MANIPULATION COURSE ID: JD0028 Instructor: Pat Rosenberger ONE SESSION Thursday, April 19; 6 – 9:15 PM Tuition: $45; Returning Students: $40.50Lab/Materials Fee: $15 Working with a variety of metals, students will learn to saw, dome, channel and use a disc cutter. Pieces will be embellished with texturing and heat. Students will have time to complete several pieces, all of which may be brought to the “Torch-Fired Enamels Workshop” for further enhancement.

MASTERING THE JEWELER'S SAW COURSE ID: JD0043 Instructor: Pat Rosenberger ONE SESSION Thursday, January 25; 6 – 9:15 PM Tuition: $45; Returning Students: $40.50Lab/Materials Fee: $15 This class will focus on the basics of using the jeweler’s saw: understanding its components, blade insertion, making straight or curved cuts and piercing and cutting an internal design. Students should bring design ideas, and class time will be spent riveting layers together to createthree-dimensional pieces featuring thesecut-and-pierced designs.

SPINNER RING COURSE ID: JD0044 Instructor: Pat Rosenberger ONE SESSION Thursday, March 22; 6 – 9:15 PM Tuition: $45; Returning Students: $40.50Lab/Materials Fee: $20 Whether called “spinner rings,” “meditation rings,” “worry rings” or “fidget rings,” these wide silver or copper bands feature multiple smaller bands that sit on top and can spin. Students will work with soldering and texturing to create this fascinating and fun piece of jewelry.

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THE ART OF THE RING COURSE ID: JD0042 Instructor: Pat Rosenberger TWO SESSIONS Thursday, March 10 – March 17; 6 – 9:15 PM Tuition: $90; Returning Students: $81Lab/Materials Fee: $25 This two-session workshop will teach studentsthe basics of silver soldering using a plumber's torch, available at any hardware store. Students will learn how to create and set bezels, as well as the process of attaching them to a ring. Raw materials will be provided, including cabochons and silver or copper.

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INTRODUCTION TO BLACK & WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY COURSE ID: PH0037 Instructor: Dave Norbut SIX SESSIONS Thursday, February 22 – March 29; 6 – 9:15 PM Tuition: $250; Returning Students: $225; 2 CEUS Lab/Materials Fee: $35 Learn the fundamentals of black and white photography using a 35mm camera in astate-of-the-art laboratory setting. Students will learn to expose and develop film and contact prints, including enlarging, finishing and manipulating images. Group and individual critiques will focus on composition and design.No experience required, but students must bring a 35mm camera with manual controls.

INTERMEDIATE BLACK & WHITEPHOTO TECHNIQUES COURSE ID: PH0057 Instructor: Dave Norbut SIX SESSIONS Thursday, April 12 – May 17; 6 – 9:15 PM Tuition: $250; Returning Students: $225; 2 CEUS Lab/Materials Fee: $35 Students will build on their knowledge ofblack-and-white photography. This advanced class and additional assignments will allow them to continue to explore the medium’s beauty. Students must bring their own 35mm camera with manual controls.

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY I : BASICSAND BEYOND COURSE ID: PH0017 Instructor: Kathleen Buckalew TWELVE SESSIONS Tuesday, February 19 – May 7; 6 – 9:15 PM Tuition: $490; Returning Students: $441; 4 CEUS Lab/Materials Fee: $35 This course begins with basic photographic principles in a digital platform, including subject matter, composition, exposure aperture, shutter speed, ISO, metering, image capture, file types, basic editing, retouching, color management and printing. At least two class periods will be reserved for photo field trips so students can practice what they’ve learned under the instructor’s supervision.

See the WEB & GRAPHIC DESIGN listings for courses in Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Lightroom.


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This program is designed for beginning photographers, artists, designers or anyone who would like to take their photographic vision and current knowledge to another level. If you are interested in changing careers or personal growth, these classes will provide a course of study that will take you through the fundamentals, as well as intermediate and advanced levels of black and white and digital photography. Aesthetics, process and individual creative vision will be emphasized to help students find their own unique style. Students acquire the technical skills to shoot, manipulate and print photographs with film and digital technology in courses that emphasize camera techniques, lighting methods and use of computer software for modifying and printing digital files. In addition, students will begin to build a body of work and a professional portfolio.

SEMESTER ONEDigital Photography I


SEMESTER TWOBlack & White

Photographic Techniques

History of Photography or

Documentary Photography

Photography Elective One

SEMESTER THREEDigital Photography II

Photographic Lighting

SEMESTER FOURPhotography Elective Two

Portfolio Workshop


DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY IICOURSE ID: PH0018Instructor: Kathleen Buckalew TWELVE SESSIONS Thursday, February 22 – March 10; 6 – 9:15 PM Tuition: $490; Returning Students: $441; 4 CEUS Lab/Materials Fee: $35 This course will focus on the creative application of the fundamental principles of photography learned in “Digital Photography I.” Students will shoot on location each week and engage in class critiques to further understanding of photography’s technical and creative possibilities. Students also will refine their understanding of Adobe Bridge and Adobe Photoshop to streamline workflow and editing. DSLR camera and transportation to designated shoot locations required.

See the WEB & GRAPHIC DESIGN listings for courses in Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Lightroom.

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ANIMATION WORKSHOP COURSE ID: YA0101 Instructor: Tad Sare ONE SESSION Saturday, March 24; 10 AM – 4:30 PM Tuition: $75; Returning Students: $67.50Join animation Area Coordinator Tad Sare for this one-day workshop in which students will animate among their peers. Using equipment in DCAD’s animation lab, students will be introduced to basic animation techniques and complete a collaborative paper cutout stop-motion sequence that will be viewed at the end of the session. Students should bring a lunch to class. Seating for this workshop is extremely limited.

OBSERVATIONAL DRAWING FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTSCOURSE ID: YA0098 Instructor: Ellen Durkan FIVE SESSIONS Sunday, March 18 - April 15; 1 – 4 PM Tuition: $175; Returning Students: $157.50; 1 CEUThis fast-paced class will offer high school students the tools and techniques necessary to develop observational drawing skills. Through individualized instruction, demonstration, critiques and hands-on practice, students will develop an individual style through a variety of in-class and homework assignments. Seating for this course is extremely limited.

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JASON BIRLBArch, Temple University. Jason has been practicing architecture for more than 15 years and has been involved in all phases of projects ranging from residences to town planning. RAYMOND BROWNRaymond has had a lifelong involvement in visual art, including drawing, painting, printmaking, portraiture, storyboarding for animation and live-action production, logo design and computer graphics imaging. He has taught drawing and painting at the Arts Council of Princeton and storyboarding at the Otis College of Art and Design. KURT BRUGELBFA, Maryland Institute College of Art. Kurt is a lifelong resident of Wilmington who creates “strangely honest” art, completing most works in colored pencils on toned papers. He considers the Howard Pyle tradition his greatest and most continual influence.

KATHLEEN BUCKALEWMFA, George Washington University; BA,University of Delaware. Kathleen’s accolades include a fellowship from the Delaware Division of the Arts; a resident fellowship at the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts; being named the McKinstry Scholar by the Delaware Heritage Commission; and inclusion in the book, 100 Artists of the Brandywine Valley. She belongs to the Diamond State Branch of the National League of American Pen Women, the Delaware Press Association, the Delaware Contemporary, the Center for the Creative Arts and the Brandywine Photo Collective, which she co-founded. WARREN CHASEBA, Rochester Institute of Technology. Warren is a partner and the lead designer at Digital Eye LLC and has more than 15 years of experience creating websites and applications for a variety of clients. His website is www.digitaleye.com. ELLEN DURKANMFA, Towson University; BFA, Corcoran College of Art + Design; AFA, Delaware College of Art and Design. Ellen’s current focus is on a body of forged-metal garments with a hammered steel framework that provides both a performance aspect in that it immobilizes the female figure and a seductive quality as it stands alone without a figure inside.

HAROLD KALMUSBFA, Philadelphia College of Art. Harold has taught at Drexel University, the University of the Arts and the Art Institute of Philadelphia, including courses in sculpture, three-dimensional digital illustration and animation. His sculpture work focuses on the figure and has been shown in various exhibitions in the region. OLGA NIELSENBFA, Moscow Textile Institute. Olga is a Portrait Society of America Signature Status member and a National Sculpture Society Elected member. She received an Exceptional Merit Award in the Portrait Society of America 2005 International Competition and a Fine Arts Connoisseur Magazine Award at the National Sculpture Society 82nd Juried Exhibition. DAVE NORBUTAFA, Delaware College of Art and Design. David is a portrait and music photographer with an intense passion for shooting street and documentary work. His photographs have been published by The Guardian, The New York Times and The Huffington Post and have been exhibited in galleries around the globe. His website is www.davidnorbut.com.

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JASON OLNEYBFA, University of the Arts; certificate, Delaware College of Art and Design. Jason is a freelance designer, illustrator and photo retoucher who is fluent in both Mac and PC. His website iswww.jasonolney.com. CHARLEY PARKERStudied at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Charley is a cartoonist, illustrator and web designer. He produces the award-winning online comic “Argon Zark!” and works for a variety of agencies in web development. His website is www.cparkerdesign.com. LYNN PAULEYMFA, School of the Visual Arts; BFA, Syracuse University. Lynn’s work won the 2016 Northeastern Biennial Painting Prize and has appeared in publications such as The New Yorker, The New York Times, Yankee Magazine and Sports Illustrated, and her scavenger hunt collages were used for a wraparound mural at P.S 246 in The Bronx as part of the Robin Hood Foundation Library Initiative. In addition to teaching at DCAD, she has taught at Pratt Institute, Parsons School of Design, School of the Visual Arts, New Hampshire Institute of Art, Kutztown University and Marywood University. Her website is www.lynnpauley.com.

RICK PHILLIPSStudied at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh. Rick worked at the Depersico Design advertising firm as an illustrator for more than 10 years before co-founding the graphic design and marketing firm Phillips Saddler Creative. He is an active member of The Philadelphia Sketch Club and the Delaware Foundation for the Visual Arts and is the founder of the Darley Arts Center. Rick’s work is in many private collections, both locally and nationally, and he is represented by Hardcastle Galleries in both Pennsylvania and Delaware. His website iswww.rickphillipsartist.com. PAT ROSENBERGERPat has been an exhibiting artist for more than 20 years, currently using silversmithing techniques to work in silver, copper and brass. She has taught adult classes at various institutions, including the Stifel Fine Arts Center, The Steubenville Center for Arts and Jefferson Community College. JOY SMOKERBFA, Pratt Institute; AFA in graphic design, Delaware College of Art and Design. Joy is the art director for the College of Engineering at the University of Delaware and is also a budding metalsmith. Her websites are www.joysmoker.com and www.arcusatelier.com.

TAD SAREMFA, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts; BFA, Indiana University. Tad is a multi-media artist who shows his work regionally as well as the Area Coordinator for DCAD’s Animation Degree Program. In addition to DCAD, he has taught students of all ages at Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, the Fleisher Art Memorial and the Philadelphia Museum of Art. HERBERT SPARKSBFA, University of Delaware. Herb currently consults as an interactive designer and developer for many regional companies. He has been doing interactive web work for more than 10 years and has been teaching at DCAD for more than five years SHEENA SPEARMANMArch, University of Pennsylvania; BS, Ohio State University. Sheena has worked for the last 20 years in the realm of architecture, photography and other fine art. JACKIE STUCHLIKMEd, Wilmington University; BS, University of Delaware. Jackie has taught AutoCAD and commercial design at DCAD; architectural engineering technology at Delaware Technical Community College; and in the design curriculum at Concord High School. She has experience in both residential and commercial interior design and architecture, including design scope, budgets, space planning, construction documentation and design implementation.

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JANE TAJZLER BFA, Tyler School of Art. Additional study at University of the Arts, Pennsylvania Academyof the Fine Arts, Tyler School of Art in Romeand Plymouth College of Art and Design,United Kingdom. CHERYL UMBLESMS, Widener University; AFA, Delaware College of Art and Design. Cheryl is an Associate Member of the American Society of Interior Designers and has been a residential and commercial designer for more than 10 years. She has owned and operated her own business since 2010. ROB WHITEHEADRob is a web designer and web publisher with extensive experience in photography, pre-press and imaging technology. He owned and operated Colourworks Photo Lab. PATRICIA WHITMANPatricia enjoys exploring new ways to make chain maille jewelry as well as hand-knotting classic pearls. She has been teaching workshops at DCAD for several years and sells her jewelry at fine crafts shows.

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TUITION AND FEESTuition and lab fees (if applicable) are indicated as part of the course description. A non-refundable registration fee of $25 is required each semester. Tuition and fees must be paid in full prior to the registration deadline. A fee of $25 will be charged for returned checks and/or declined credit card charges. Students enrolling in an open studio class are not required to pay a registration fee and receive no grades or continuing education units.

NON–CREDIT COURSES & TUITIONStudents who enroll in a non-credit Continuing Education course may request a Pass/Fail grade upon course completion. Students receive continuing education units (CEUS) upon successful completion of a class. CEUs are nationally recognized units earned by participation in qualified continuing education programs that document non-credit work completed. One CEU is awarded for every 10 hours of class participation. CEUs are not equivalent to college credits, and no letter grade or official transcript is provided for non-credit coursework.

CERTIFICATE FEEAll students who enroll in a Delaware College of Art and Design Certificate Program are required to pay a one-time $75 certificate fee no later than their second semester of coursework.

REGISTRATION

YOU MAY REGISTER:Online at www.dcad.eduVia phone 302.622.8867 x123Via fax 302.622.8870Via mail or in person at the Delaware College of Art and Design, Office of Continuing Education, 600 N. Market St. Wilmington, DE 19801-3007 (10 AM – 5 PM, Tuesday – Thursday or by appointment).

Tuition and fees may be paid by Visa, MasterCard, Discover Card, check made out to Delaware College of Art and Design or money order. (To register by mail or fax, please complete the enclosed registration form and send it with complete payment information to the above-stated address or fax number).

ADVISEMENTProspective students who are seeking assistance in course selection are encouraged to contact the Office of Continuing Education at 302.622.8000 x123. Appointments to visit DCAD are welcome.

ATTENDANCEBecause the number of class sessions varies,the individual instructor determines the number of acceptable absences (if any) and has the final word on these matters.

TUITION ASSISTANCEStudents who live and/or work in Delaware may be eligible for tuition assistance through the State of Delaware Department of Education. Visit www.doe.k12.de.us and click “Students,” “Higher Education,” “Financial Aid” and then “Governor’s Education Grant for Working Adults.”

TUITION DISCOUNTSA 10 percent discount on tuition only is available for: returning DCAD CE Students; DCAD AFA Alumni; High School Educators; students older than 60 years in age; and groups/corporations (five or more students). One discount per registration only. Discounts must be taken at the time of registration. Verification of eligibility for discounts will be required. Tuition discounts do not apply to lab fees, material fees or registration fees.

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IRS EDUCATION CREDITIf eligible, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) allows students to apply for educational credits. The Lifetime Learning Credit is a tax credit which may be available to help offset the cost of higher education by reducing the amount of your income tax. For more information regarding education credit, eligibility and instructions, please see IRS Publication 970, Tax Benefits for Education.

COURSE CANCELLATIONS AND CHANGESThe Delaware College of Art and Design reserves the right to cancel, close or reschedule any course due to insufficient enrollment or to change the instructor. In such a case, the student is entitled to a full refund of tuition and fees. Students will be notified of cancellations or changes as soon as possible and given the option of enrolling in a different class or receiving a full refund. Refunds will be processed within two weeks of the cancellation or change.

WITHDRAWALS AND REFUNDSWithdrawal from a non-credit course must be done in writing to the director of Continuing Education. You may do so by email, fax or in person at the Delaware College of Art and Design. Lack of attendance, lack of course completion and/or notification to an instructor does not constitute withdrawal from a class. No registration fees will be refunded in the event of withdrawal.

REFUND FOR SIX OR MORE CLASS SESSIONSIf written notice is received – Before the first class meeting: 100 percent refund of tuition – Before the second class meeting: 75 percent refund of tuition.REFUND FOR ONE TO FIVE CLASS SESSIONSIf written notice is received before the first class meeting, 100 percent refund of tuition. Students will not be eligible for a tuition refund if they withdraw from a course after the first class meeting.

Registration requires acceptance of DCAD's Cancellation, Withdrawal and Refund Policy.

SPECIAL NOTICESThe Delaware College of Art and Design is committed to a policy of equal opportunity for all educational activities, admissions, scholarship/loan programs and employment. Discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, physical disability, marital status, veteran status or other protected status is prohibited at the Delaware College of Art and Design. Acts of discrimination that limit or deny access to the educational process and that create a hostile environment are not consistent with the philosophy or mission of Delaware College of Art and Design.

The facilities of the Delaware College of Art and Design are accessible to those students with special needs.

FOR ADDITIONAL POLICIES AND REPORTS CE Policies and Resources www.dcad.edu/site/continuing_education

Institutional Policies www.dcad.edu/uploads/media/documents/CE/DCAD_Insitutional_Policies_Overview.pdf

Consumer Information www.dcad.edu/site/about_DCAD/overview/consumer_info

ABOUT THIS PUBLICATIONThe DCAD faculty and administration reserve the right to alter policies pertaining to programs, courses, fees, curricular and credit structure and other notices in this publication from time to time as deemed necessary for the proper functioning of the College. This catalog does not constitute a contract with students or prospective students.

DCAD MISSIONThe Delaware College of Art and Design’s mission is to educate talented and dedicated students to become art makers, idea generators, problem solvers and visual communicators who can redefine the way we perceive and experience the world around us. It also serves as a visible stakeholder, cultural anchor and catalyst for the revitalization of Wilmington.

DIRECTIONSThe Delaware College of Art and Design is located in the heart of Wilmington’s downtown historic district, a few blocks from Rodney Square, the Grand Opera House, the Christina Cultural Arts Center and Delaware History Museum, as well as many other attractions. DCAD is located at 600 North Market Street and is easily accessible by multiple DART bus routes.

PARKINGStreet parking is available on the surrounding streets at no charge after 6 PM. Parking is free at all metered spaces on weekends.

DIRECTIONSFrom points North: Take I-95 South to the second Delaware Avenue/Route 52 exit (Exit 7A). After exit ramp, go straight through light (placing you on 11th Street) to second light (junction of 11th Street and Delaware Avenue). Continue straight, following 11th Street, through six lights to King Street. Turn right onto King Street. Continue to Fourth Street and turn right. Take first right onto Market Street. DCAD is located at 600 North Market Street on the corner of Sixth and Market streets. From points South: Take I-95 North to Delaware Avenue exit (Exit 7). Continue up ramp to Delaware Avenue (last light) and turn right. Bear left at fork, following signs for 11th Street. Continue through six lights to King Street. Turn right onto King Street. Continue to Fourth Street and turn right. Take first right onto Market Street. DCAD is located at 600 North Market Street on the corner of Sixth and Market streets.

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CERTIFICATE FEE: ☐ ART & DESIGN ☐ GRAPHIC DESIGN ☐ INTERIOR DESIGN ☐ PHOTOGRAPHY ☐ WEB DESIGN ☐ WEB & GRAPHIC DESIGN COMBINED $ 75

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