| 1 | Definition of typography, its importance. | [4]s:24, [5]s:176-192 |
| 2 | Historical development of typography. | [5]s:92 |
| 3 | Examination of letter structure, draft studies by choosing a word. | [2]s:58-120 |
| 4 | Examination of letter structure, draft studies by choosing a word. | [2]s:58-120 |
| 5 | Review of drafts, general comments and suggestions. | [1]s:38-44, [2]s:58-120, [5]s:176-192 |
| 6 | Classification and differentiation of typefaces (roman, italic, narrowed, expanded, bold, thin, etc.) | [1]s:38-44 |
| 7 | Typographic measures, font family, typography sequences. | [5]s:180-184 |
| 8 | Font, Espas and Ligature. | [2]s:58-63 |
| 9 | Line gap. | [2]s:64-66 |
| 10 | Hyphenation, alignment, and space between letters. | [2]s:66-72 |
| 11 | Examining words and paragraphs, lines created with uppercase and lowercase letters, adjusting the page and margins | [1]s:38-44, [2]s:58-120, [5]s:176-192 |
| 12 | Project: Application of letters and numbers of a known font (example: Helvetica). | [2]s:58-120 |
| 13 | Making applications of letters and numbers of a known font. | [2]s:58-120 |
| 14 | Project document and product delivery and evaluation. | [21] |