Graduation Requirements
In order to graduate from one of Full Sail’s undergraduate degree programs, a student must:
- Achieve a minimum GPA of 1.0 in each course and an attendance rate of 90 percent in each course,
- Complet...
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NMJ510: New Media and Communications
In preparing graduate level students to work in the changing media universe, the New Media and Communications Course aims to foster effective communication in digital and online environments. Students gain an understanding of the unique possibilities...
Educational Philosophy
1. Empower students through an active relationship with the entertainment, technology, and media industries
Full Sail is dedicated to serving the needs and careers of students and graduates by...
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...
CWR156: Portfolio I: Creative Writing
In Portfolio I: Creative Writing, students will refine their collection of written work for their portfolio project. They will reflect on their writing and revision processes to deepen their understanding of the workflow common to professional...
REC3514: 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...
MDV3853: Android Development II
In the Android Development II course, students will design and generate intermediate user interface structures that can be deployed to an emulator or Android device. They will create and use content databases to support their application deployment.
SCS3351: Diversity in Modern Media
The Diversity in Modern Media course focuses on the importance of discovering and telling stories across race, religion, gender, class, and diverse cultural backgrounds. Students will explore the roles of journalists and broadcasters as agents of...
FLM3415: Broadcast Production II
In the Broadcast Production II course, students will use the skills acquired in Broadcast Production I to explore the various roles through work performed in practical labs. Students will expand their understanding of preproduction, location shooting...
COS580: Machine Learning
The Machine Learning course explores the creation of software solutions that can learn via provided data. The curriculum examines machine-learning techniques such as statistical supervised and unsupervised learning methods, Bayesian learning methods...