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DCN3435: Electronic Field Production

In the Electronic Field Production course, students will be introduced to the genres of documentary film/television and reality television. Students will explore the unique logistical, structural, and aesthetic methodologies that distinguish field...

GRD356: Logos and Symbols

The Logos and Symbols course builds upon the concepts learned in previous courses. Students will be exposed to the work of notable graphic designers and will learn the advanced techniques used in creating these pieces of visual poetry. Students will...

CYB3355: Threat Intelligence and Defense

The Threat Intelligence and Defense course examines the risk factors and vulnerabilities involved in information security. This course introduces students to the motivations of threat actors and threat modeling principles. Students will learn...

PBR510: Public Relations in a Digital World

In Public Relations in a Digital World, students will survey the theory and practice of public relations (PR) and examine the dramatic impact of the Internet and a 24/7 media environment on the PR process. Students will examine how the Internet and...

IEN515: Creativity and Innovation

Students in the Creativity and Innovation Course will review relevant theories and identify opportunities for customer-centric new ventures and a process for talking to potential customers and stakeholders. This will provide a framework for...

MST155: Project I: Media Strategy

In Project I: Media Strategy, students will apply their knowledge of current media trends and strategies to design and develop a personal brand identity. They will create a personal branding package for professional representation. Additionally...

APR1355: Fundamentals of Music

The Fundamentals of Music course explores harmony, melody, rhythm, and form with an introduction to music notation and ear training. Relevant musical structures are examined and discussed in the context of popular music using common industry terms.

CTI1105: Computer Operating Systems

The Computer Operating Systems course explores the concepts of operating systems and how they interface with hardware and application software. Principles of kernels, processes, device drivers, file systems, and user permissions are examined...

SIM4175: Simulation and Visualization Environments

There are many and varied elements involved in the way a simulation environment or modeled data is visualized. The Simulation and Visualization Environments course will touch on the fundamental elements of the environmental aspect of a simulation and...