114 Bachelors Degree Programs in Milwaukee USA

The Bachelor's in Middle East and North Africa Studies provides a comprehensive interdisciplinary education focusing on the historical, cultural, political, and economic aspects of the Middle East and...

The Bachelor's in Latin American Studies provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the history, culture, politics, and societies of Latin America. The program is designed to foster a mul...

In Communication Design I, fundamentals of communication design are introduced to the student with theoretical and applied studies in graphic design, problem solving, communication and presentation. This semester course is the development of procedures and techniques involved in the process of creative problem solving related to communication design.

This beginning course focuses on sewing machine techniques using woven fabrics. Decision-making, such as threading, tension adjustments, and other methods of machine troubleshooting will be emphasized. Additional equipment and supplies critical to the sewing process will be demonstrated. Students will also have a brief introduction to sergers and industrial sewing machines. Students will be sewing a simple garment to better understand basic sewing construction techniques.

A technical skills course focused on apparel. Students will continue to build on sewing skills through samples, and also explore various flat patternmaking and draping techniques. Students will create a basic block set consisting of bodice, skirt and sleeves. By creating basic block patterns, students will then be able to construct mock-ups to begin the fitting process. Pattern manipulations with darts and fullness will be explored.

Computer Studio II will build upon skills and techniques developed in Computer Studio 1. Through demonstrations and exploration of tools available in Photoshop, students will develop a thorough understanding of photo manipulation software and some of its uses for the visual communicator. In addition to Photoshop, students will learn basic skills associated with Fireworks and Flash.

Figure Drawing for Illustrators is an in depth study of the figure and it’s relationship and application in contemporary Illustration. Course work and assignments will focus on a thorough understanding of anatomy through observation, personal expression, and practical application to Illustration. Traditional and non-traditional drawing methods will serve as the vehicle for exploration.

In Illustration I, this basic introduction to the broad field of illustration, problem-solving, creativity, effective communication and aesthetics are explored through the working process common to the professional. Drawing and other visual skills are defined and refined through exploration of various media and style solutions. Visual solutions will emphasize appropriate and inventive application of formal elements.

In Illustration II, this further journey into the world of illustration, students will start to streamline and refine their work ethic, using the working process they were introduced to in Illustration I. As before, drawing and other visual skills are defined and refined through exploration of various media and style solutions. Visual solutions will emphasize appropriate and inventive application of formal elements. Professional presentation of work will be emphasized.

Illustration Thesis is the final course of study in the Illustration program at MIAD. Each student is required to submit a written proposal and timeline for an Illustration Thesis project reflecting the primary interests and career goals of the illustrator. The thesis proposal will encompass a specific project utilizing the student’s skills and knowledge with the intention of fully exploring the student’s abilities within a specific field of illustration. Course work and assignments will focus on the execution and completion of the thesis project and a portfolio of the student’s illustrations for professional presentation and final review at the Senior Exhibition. Participation in the Senior Exhibition is required.

Prepare for the professional animation opportunities by evaluating personal strengths and interests, researching areas of commercial opportunity, and creating a package of promotional materials to engage with the marketplace. During this course students will establish portfolio websites, develop social media networks, learn best practices for putting together a reel, assemble a list of potential clients/internships/job opportunities, and create professional documents like resumes and cover letters.

Professional Portfolio / Practice gives each student an opportunity to assemble her/his work from both school and professional practice experiences into a professional presentation format for review by prospective employers, clients, or graduate school admissions committees.

The Typography courses provide students with an understanding of the integral use of typography in the overall design concept. Type as a communicative and creative element is explored. Students become familiar with the organizational skills necessary for clear communication as well as the formative aspects of typographic symbols and arrangement.

The Bachelor's in Mathematics program provides students with a comprehensive foundation in mathematical principles, fostering analytical thinking, problem-solving skills, and a strong understanding of...

The Bachelor's in Operations and Supply Chain Management program at Marquette University offers students a comprehensive education focused on the strategic and operational aspects of managing supply c...