Graphic design courses typically cover a range of units to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge. Here are some common units found in graphic design programs:

1. Introduction to Graphic Design: Basics of graphic design, principles, and theory.
2. Typography: Study of fonts, typefaces, and their application in design.
3. Color Theory: Understanding color models, color mixing, and the psychological impact of colors.
4. Digital Imaging: Techniques for creating and manipulating images using software like Adobe Photoshop.
5. Vector Graphics: Creation and manipulation of vector images using software like Adobe Illustrator.
6. Layout and Composition: Principles of arranging visual elements on a page or screen.
7. Web Design: Basics of designing websites, including HTML, CSS, and responsive design.
8. Branding and Identity Design: Creating logos, business cards, and brand guidelines.
9. Print Design: Techniques for designing printed materials such as brochures, posters, and packaging.
10. Motion Graphics: Basics of creating animated graphics and video content using software like Adobe After Effects.
11. User Interface (UI) Design: Designing interfaces for websites, apps, and other digital products.
12. User Experience (UX) Design: Understanding user behavior and designing products that provide a great user experience.
13. Illustration: Techniques for creating hand-drawn or digital illustrations.
14. Design History: Study of the history and evolution of graphic design.
15. Portfolio Development: Creating a professional portfolio to showcase design work.
16. 3D Design: Basics of 3D modeling and rendering.
17. Interactive Design: Designing interactive elements for websites and applications.
18. Photography: Basics of photography and its application in graphic design.
19. Design for Social Media: Creating graphics for social media platforms.
20. Advanced Design Projects: Capstone projects that integrate multiple skills and techniques.