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In addition, courses in oral and written communication, as well as in the social and natural/physical science areas, help to supplement their studies by providing students with critical and creative thinking skills along with an appreciation for the arts. HACC's Art programs are accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD), which is a specialized accrediting agency for schools of art and design that is recognized by the United States Department of Education. NASAD's major responsibility is the accreditation of education programs in art and design including the establishment of curricular standards and guidelines for specific degrees and credentials. Institutional membership is gained only through the peer review process of accreditation. HACC is committed to high academic standards that reflect current trends in the field in order to prepare students for a career in graphic and interactive design. These standards are intended to assurehigh-quality experiences in small classes with access to new technologies and superior media and library support.\\r\n \\r\n Selective Program: GRAPHIC AND INTERACTIVE DESIGN, Associate in Applied Science Degree\\r\n \\r\n Entry into the advanced courses that are required to complete the Graphic and Interactive Design AAS program requires completion of the foundation (ART 105, 121, 125 and 176) and Graphic Design (ART 109, 130, 143 and 144) courses and the submission of a presentation/mini-portfolio for review.Entry into the advanced coursesrequires successfulcompletion of the presentation/mini-portfolio review and is not guaranteed with selection of the Graphic and Interactive Design AAS program as the desired major. Students should meet with their Academic Advisor for more information about enrolling into the advanced courses.\\r\n \n The Graphic and Interactive Design AAS program teaches students how to develop concepts, create visuals, and typography and be proficient in a wide range of industry-standard equipment and graphic/web software.Students assemble a digitaland web portfolio for job interviews that serve to demonstrate their skills in digital imaging, layout, design, web, and interactive media. Students have the opportunity to take an internship or capstone course designed to provide them with real-world experience. In addition, courses in oral and written communication, as well as in the social and natural/physical science areas, help to supplement their studies by providing students with critical and creative thinking skills along with an appreciation for the arts. 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