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DCN4365: Advanced Post and Story Development

The Advanced Post and Story Development course introduces students to advanced editing techniques that can have a profound effect upon the mood and pacing of a story. Students will learn how asset considerations, nesting video, unique transition...

REC3515: Critical Listening

The Critical Listening course focuses on developing listening skills to enhance audio engineering and production efforts through the analysis of sound, recorded signals, signal processing, sonic environments, music, and film. Course topics include...

GDN3252: Game Mechanics II

The Game Mechanics II course explores the theories and principles employed in rule-based systems within games. Students will learn how pacing and thematic structures incorporate conflict resolution and generate a workable challenge-and-reward system...

DMK533: Advanced Digital Marketing Strategies

In the Advanced Digital Marketing Strategies course, students will develop high-level campaign strategies that align with the customer journey and conversion goals. They will learn how to apply lifecycle marketing, account-based strategies, and...

Library

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The Full Sail Library is a one-stop source for academic, leisure, and professional materials and resources. The Library’s mission is to support the educational, research, and recreational needs of...

Entertainment/Music Business Center

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As the central hub for Full Sail’s business degree programs, the Entertainment/Music Business Center is a unique and creative atmosphere for future professionals and entrepreneurs. The building was...

IEN551: Business Venture Research

Students in the Business Venture Research Course will build their understanding of various available research methods and tools. Students will utilize qualitative and quantitative research data, as well as primary and secondary sources. Students will...

COS155: Project I: Computer Science

The Project I: Computer Science course combines hands-on learning experiences with summative and formative portfolio assessments. In this course, students will build a software application to solve a real-world problem through applying object...

ITE155: Project I: Information Technology

In Project I: Information Technology, students will apply their knowledge of operating systems, networking, and security practices to plan a technology solution based on a typical use case. Through this course, students will demonstrate and...

COD3315: Computer Graphics

In the Computer Graphics course, students will learn the foundations required for using modern software and hardware 3-D rendering systems. Students will learn core computer-graphics concepts such as rasterization, interpolation, and the 3-D...