Founded in 1946, Cal Poly's Graphic Communication Department represents one of the best-known programs of its kind in the nation. The discipline includes media and mass communication involving the creation, production, management, and distribution of advertising, marketing, web sites, books, magazines, newspapers, catalogs, packages, and other media in printed and digital form.
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Senior Projects from 2010
Screen Printing Scheduling Methodology, Brandon Wolfe and Kyle Naylor
Color Management for Web Browsers, Alice Wong
Senior Projects from 2009
Improving Accessibility to the Visually Impaired Through Web and Interface Design, Andrew William Deem
New Color Management Technologies, Ashley Gerson
Revitalizing the Shakespeare Press Museum, Alix Katherine Guyot
Sustainability in Packaging: a study of trends, ideas, and perceptions of sustainability as it relates to packaging, Leslie Herrmann
Major Trends in Digital Magazines, Kaitlin Jue
Pharmaceutical Direct-to-Consumer Advertising and Print Media, Vanessa Khim
Interactive Print - the Application of Synergy to Restore and Enhance the Value of Print, Amy McGiven and Jeanne Ngo
Simpler Packaging, Tomiko Oden
Color Correction for Underwater Photography, Vanessa Pateman
The Customer-Responsiveness of Web-to-Print, Robert Coleman Pringle
Sales Departments in the Graphic Communication Industry, Kendra Searle
Communication within the Packaging Industry, Lauren K. Soares
High School - Cal Poly Connection, Diana Watkins
Senior Projects from 1992
Infographics and Annual Reports for Nonprofit Organizations, John R. Hall