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The Literary Genre I: Comedy and Tragedy course introduces students to two fundamental traditions in media and literature. Through the study of a variety of modern works of comedy and tragedy, students will learn what moves an audience to laughter or...

In the Information Visualization course, students will employ their visual design and user experience skills to craft visualizations based on case studies from various industries. They will learn to analyze raw qualitative and quantitative data and...

The Film Production Thesis I: Pre-Production Course provides students with the conceptual and practical foundations required to produce their own film project. Students will consider the creative direction for their projects as they review production...

The Recording Principles course introduces students to the theory and operation of essential audio tools ranging from microphones to mixers. Primary topics include audio basics, signal flow, basic microphone techniques, gain staging, audio processors...

Students in the Global Gaming Business and Esports course will navigate the complexity and diversity of business practices across the international gaming industry. This course explores the variances amid consumers, marketing strategies, and legal...

In the Systems Performance and Capacity Management course, students will be introduced to techniques to measure and thereby improve system performance. Topics such as cloud and virtualization performance and capacity management will be explored...

The Fundamentals of Music Business course examines the structures of various types of music businesses. The music industry is composed of various players: companies, unions, not-for-profit associations, and other entities that influence the music...

The Storytelling for Marketing course introduces branding and examines the keys to creating a sustainable and effective brand utilizing digital storytelling concepts. Students will explore the mechanics of storytelling and identify how marketers and...

The Simulation Production course incorporates the math and programming concepts of earlier courses with the fabrication, electronic, and simulation software skills to enable students to participate in the development of a simulation project.

The Advanced Production II course is an intensive workshop course in which students will complete their individual projects within their areas of specialization. Each assembled crew will continue to work together on their individual projects with the...