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ECW3702: Television Writing

The Television Writing course provides a challenging opportunity for students to adapt principles and concepts gleaned from previous writing courses to develop proficiency with the creative process used by professional television writers. Students...

PBR697: Public Relations Presentation and Portfolio

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...

COD3721: Computer Networks

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...

SCS4761: Broadcast for Advanced Technology II

In the Broadcast for Advanced Technology II course, students will create broadcast opportunities for new and progressive technologies and will examine the audience-engagement possibilities of these advanced communication structures. Students will...

NMJ670: New Media Publishing and Distribution

The New Media Publishing and Distribution Course examines the broad economic issues facing the field of journalism in the digital age: global competition, multiple distribution platforms, evolving technology and consumer behaviors, and fractionalized...

MDV467: Project and Portfolio VI: Mobile Development

The Project and Portfolio VI: Mobile Development course combines hands-on learning experiences with summative and formative portfolio assessments. This course enables students to synthesize their development and design skills for the Android mobile...

COS570: Advanced Artificial Intelligence

The Advanced Artificial Intelligence course presents a variety of techniques used for devising and leveraging algorithms and approaches to create intelligent agents to achieve specified goals. Students will implement these strategies to create...

Dubbing Stage

Four men behind console in dubbing stage watching film on big screen.

 

Full Sail’s Dubbing Stage is Dolby® certified, and is a fully functional, professionally designed post- production facility where student interns work with instructors to learn the intricacies of...

FIL1037: History of Motion Picture Arts

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...

DMK473: Digital Analytics and Reporting

The Digital Analytics and Reporting course shows students how to evaluate whether they are accomplishing their marketing objectives and how to report the results to a company or client. This data is critical for securing financial investment in...