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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 Entertainment Media Publishing and Distribution Course focuses on issues currently affecting media publishing and distribution. Students will study traditional as well as new digital publishing and distribution models. The course also addresses...

The Virtualization Technologies course explores the virtualization of resources and their implementation. Various virtualization models, hypervisor types, resource pools, and virtual machine migrations are introduced using open-source and proprietary...

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 Advanced Video Production course employs technologies used to produce high-definition live-concert video productions. Students will hone their proficiency with broadcast-quality HD production equipment. The course addresses lighting for video...

Building upon concepts from earlier design course work, the Prototyping and Content Creation course focuses on providing students with the tools and techniques required for the development of functional prototypes, allowing them to test and refine...

In the Software Project: Development II course, students will focus on developing functionality, identifying testing strategies, and issuing product releases for their software projects. Students will utilize various tools and methodologies to test...

In the Public Relations Presentation and Portfolio course, students will complete a case-study project and presentation. This project will showcase a comprehensive public relations strategy that demonstrates mastery of key concepts and knowledge...

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...