Graphic Information Technology (BAS)
Arizona State University’s online Bachelor of Applied Science in graphic information technology prepares you with the technical skills you’ll need in a career that bridges the gap between design and development. This BAS is designed specifically for students who’ve earned an Associate of Applied Science. Don’t have an AAS? Check out our Bachelor of Science in graphic information technology.
Quick facts
BAS in graphic information technology courses
You’ll take a variety of courses ranging from web content design to digital publishing and graphic industry business practices. You’ll also complete courses in one of three focus areas: Digital design, print and publishing, front-end web design and development or motion graphics and visual effects. Core courses may include:
GIT 413: Professional Portfolio Design and Presentation
GIT 314: Multimedia Design, Planning and Storyboards
GIT 480: Senior Project
GIT 315: Digital Video Techniques
GIT 432: Graphic Industry Business Practices
GIT 303: Digital Publishing
GIT 384: Commercial Photography
GIT 450: Digital Workflow in Graphic Industries
The jobs a BAS in graphic information technology prepares you for
Graduates with a Bachelor of Applied Science in graphic information technology are well-suited for positions that are redefining the future of design. You can expect to find job opportunities that require you to work collaboratively with teams. When you graduate as a design generalist, you’ll also have the skills to build websites, design brochures, take professional photographs, produce videos and more. Roles you may pursue after graduation include, but aren’t limited to: