Applied Multimedia
Requirements for Minor
Who's the Minor for?
Classes are suitable for students from any major; no programming, art, or broadcasting skills are required. The Introduction to Multimedia class (AM 233) is the gateway (and pre-requisite) for the other Applied Multimedia classes. The only prerequisite for the Intro class is basic computer skills. The program is especially valuable for students whose majors are Computer Science, Communication, Art, Education, or Business. Many students report that they feel these classes are among their most useful.
A minimum of 24 credits in approved courses.
Required Courses:
Introduction to Multimedia (AM 233) 4
Choose 12 to 20 Applied Multimedia credits from the following:
Design for Multimedia (AM 334) 4
Digital Video (AM 335) 4
Multimedia Authoring (AM 336) 4
Web Authoring (AM 337) 4
Web Interface Design, Graphics, and Animation (AM 338) 4
Careers in Multimedia (AM 343) 4
Seminar: Selected Topics (AM 407) 1–4
Multimedia Practicum (AM 409) 1–6
Electives:
Choose up to 8 credits from the following courses (selected with advisor approval):
Digital Studio (Art 250) 4
Digital Interactive Studio (Art 351) 4
Digital Animation Studio (Art 352) 4
Digital 3D Modeling and Lighting Studio (Art 353) 4
Digital 3D Animation Studio (Art 354) 4
Computer Applications in Chemistry (Ch 371) 3
Basic Production Theory (Comm 340) 4
Computer Imaging (CIS 420) 4
Computer Graphics I (CS 316) 4
Computer Graphics II (CS 416) 4
Technology and Learning (Ed 320) 3
Advanced Field Production (VP 315) 4
Applied Editing Techniques for Field and Studio Production (VP 375) 4
