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The English Composition I course introduces students to the principles of writing. Within the context of academic writing, students will learn how to develop ideas, control the voice and style of their writing, and formulate a thesis. Students will...

The Applied Human-Computer Interaction course explores human-computer interaction (HCI) from an interdisciplinary perspective, utilizing concepts from computer science, design, and psychology. Topics covered will include input/output devices, mobile...

The Physics course explores fundamental physics concepts using calculus-based mathematical models that describe real-world phenomena. Students will learn the physical formulas for motion, forces, energy, electromagnetism, and circuits that they can...

The Project and Portfolio II: Computer Science course combines hands-on learning experiences with summative and formative portfolio assessments. Students will learn to recognize usability and design concerns present in a project's scope in order to...

In the Creative Presentation course, students will learn the foundations of oral communication and basic principles of speech by building and delivering presentations of their own. Through guided exploration, students will learn to effectively...

In the Career Readiness course, students will research the job market in their industry and continue to develop their personal brand. Using communication best practices, students will create a strategy for engaging with potential employers. Students...

The 3-D Foundations course familiarizes students with the fundamentals of creating 2-D and 3-D computer graphics. Students will learn the interface and controls of industry-standard software applications as they develop basic animation skills that...

The Fundamentals of Art I course introduces students to the language of visual arts. This class includes discussions, peer critiques, mentoring, specialized workshops, and small-group collaboration. Students will use a variety of media to complete...

The Fundamentals of Art II course builds on the skills and knowledge developed in Fundamentals of Art I and prepares students for subject matter essential to artists in the 3-D arts industry. This class includes discussions, peer critiques, mentoring...

The Portfolio I: 3-D Arts course allows students to showcase an art asset based on the production knowledge and experience gained in their Project I: 3-D Arts course. Students will create and refine a modeling asset working within the proper...