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In the Broadcast Production I course, students will examine the techniques and technologies involved in creating multicamera shoots for the news and narrative broadcast television genres. Students will explore the unique logistical, structural, and...

The Product and Artist Management Course addresses management issues and scenarios that apply to artist management and gives students tools and strategies to help resolve these issues. Students in this course also address product management and its...

In the Project I: Creative Writing course, students will apply knowledge of character creation, plot development, story structure, and visual storytelling to create a collection of written work. Students will examine the current media landscape to...

The Microcontrollers course is a practical electronics course for any engineer developing peripherals for simulation. The course presents an understanding of basic electronics and covers theory, history, soldering, and components for USB sensing and...

The Design and Art Theory course provides an understanding of composition, design, art, basic color, and graphics through a study of varied artistic styles and their sociological and psychological effects throughout history. This course is essential...

In the Broadcast for Advanced Technology I course, students will learn the fundamentals of new technology applications, the history of their development, and their devices of audience engagement. Students will learn how to create, produce, and...

Interface Programming combines the programming concepts learned in previous courses to integrate design with development. Students will learn what is involved in creating interactive applications using standards-based tool sets and rapid development...

The Project and Portfolio I: Media Strategy course combines hands-on learning experiences with summative and formative portfolio assessments. Students will analyze and identify media trends and strategies to inform and develop their professional...

The Technical Animation course moves beyond traditional keyframe animation to explore systems that allow for the creation of more complex animation tasks such as cloth, hair, water, and other physics-based motion.

The Model Creation course teaches computer modeling with polygon surfaces. Students will focus on developing their skills as computer-graphic (CG) artists, leveraging the traditional fine-arts principles of shape and silhouette, scale and proportion...