The Digital Media Program explores the interrelated elements of communication, business, design, and computer science in a setting that emphasizes user-centered design and usability testing. The program fosters critical reasoning, creativity, innovation, and problem solving so that graduates have the ability to evolve as quickly as current technology. Rather than focusing on specific applications and technologies, students in the program will complete advanced coursework in one of the six areas to form a concentration in audio engineering, business technology, communications, programming, design, user experience, or videography. The General Education Program at the College, together with the courses in the student's concentration, will expose students to the fundamental questions of how information is created, processed, understood, and communicated.
Degree Requirements: Bachelor of Science with a major in Digital Media
Major core requirements:
DIGI 130
DIGI 131
DIGI 150
DIGI 151
DIGI 170
DIGI 262
DIGI 263
DIGI 270
DIGI 271
DIGI 282
DIGI 283
DIGI 299
DIGI 311
DIGI 400 or IME 400
DIGI 410
DIGI 411
Concentrations
In addition to the core, each major must complete one of the following 12-credit concentrations. Students will select courses in consultation with their advisor. Subject to the approval of the advisor, courses may be taken outside of the concentration and/or department.