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The Fundamentals of Production II course continues examining the production process by engaging students in the postproduction workflow. Students will focus on editing theory, including pacing, cut choices, conveying emotion, transitions, dialogue...

The Location Lighting course emphasizes professional techniques and protocol relevant to lighting in the world of digital production. Emphasis is placed on creative lighting design while working within a fixed budget. Students will employ color...

The Project and Portfolio VII: Game Development course combines hands-on learning experiences with summative and formative portfolio assessments. In this course, students will begin their software quality-assurance cycle, emphasizing proper defect...

The Computer Networks course explores the design and analysis of computer networks and the issues and structures common in the construction of distributed computing systems. Students will examine the concepts, principles, and practices of computer...

The Game Strategies and Motivation course teaches educators and staff trainers game design techniques and strategies that will motivate learners to engage in an instructional activity. A variety of gaming models and methods are examined, along with...

The Musical Structure and Analysis course builds on previously learned concepts to enhance and develop musical-production skills. Advanced harmonic, melodic, and rhythmic concepts are identified and explored in a popular music format. The course...

In the Multimedia Adaptation course, students will learn how to adapt their stories and scripts into other written and visual mediums, considering the parameters of each format. Students will write a beat sheet, a short adapted screenplay or comic...

In the Children's Entertainment course, students will learn about both classic and contemporary children's literature and its place within the context of writing for print, television, film, and animation. Students will also explore different avenues...

The History of Motion Picture Arts course explores the motion picture as an art form, a business, and a representation of society. Students will examine how film has become a dominant force in American culture through study of the birth of film, the...