Overview

• Delivery: Daytime or Evening Classes
• Start: Fall or Spring Semester, Full- or Part-Time
• Location: Rosemount Campus

Outcomes

• Electronic Publishing - A.A.S. Degree
• Electronic Publishing - Diploma

Program Data Sheet

• Download Electronic Publishing Datasheet

Major Description

This program prepares students to enter into the Graphic Communication field—particularly printing and publishing. Students will develop an understanding of the entire production process from concept and design through printing and manufacturing. The program will prepare you with an understanding of workflow while working under tight deadlines on projects similar to those in the industry, all the while taking into consideration cost and environmental issues. Students will work with projects in both traditional print and digital formats. An internship is required as part of this learning process.

Work Environment

Electronic publishers generally work in pleasant, climate-controlled office settings. They are subject to tight deadlines and spend long hours seated in front of computer monitors.

Potential Job Titles

• Electronic Publishing Specialist
• Production Designer
• Electronic Prepress Technician
• Preflight Technician/Troubleshooter
• Customer Service Representative

Salary Data

• Average Wage: $22.53/hour
• Top Earners: $34.76/hour

Gainful Employment Reports

• Electronic Publishing - Diploma 64 credits

Academic Advisor

Instructors

Mary Belanger	651-423-8320	mary.belanger@dctc.edu	BIO
Constance Larson	651-423-8529	connie.larson@dctc.edu	BIO
Peter Skoro	651-423-8530	peter.skoro@dctc.edu	BIO