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The Project and Portfolio IV: Computer Science course combines hands-on learning experiences with summative and formative portfolio assessments. In this course, students will apply knowledge of human-centered development to create a data...

Successful media designers understand their clients' industries and can implement design strategies that can elevate their brand in a competitive marketplace. In the Defining Client Needs Course, students explore the designer-client relationship and...

The Project and Portfolio VII: Computer Science course combines hands-on learning experiences with summative and formative portfolio assessments. This course focuses on polishing, packaging, and distributing an application. Students will address and...

The Project and Portfolio III: Game Design course combines hands-on learning experiences with summative and formative portfolio assessments. In this course, students will use knowledge gained from previous courses and integrate those findings to...

In the Advanced Mixing Techniques course, students will refine their mixing skills as they work with more complex material, higher track counts, and a wide range of styles. The course examines optimizing the mixing environment, mixing styles, mixing...

In the Securing Systems and Data course, students will explore the differences between securing data and applications on one network and securing data across multiple networks. They will examine the challenges and professional workflows that each...

The Digital News Production Course prepares students to work in the evolving media environment by introducing them to the theories, techniques, and skills used in online newsrooms and for news-related websites. The goal of the course is for students...

In the Writing Workshop III: Comics course, students will learn about the scripting process for comic strips in order to gain practice in the premise-creation, page-breakdown, outlining, and storyboarding steps of the creative-writing process...

The Color Theory course exposes students to the theories and application of color as it relates to both print and screen. Historical and geographical perspectives will be discussed. Students will review methods and techniques for using color to...

In the final course in the Instructional Design and Technology degree program, students will reflect on their personal and professional evolution throughout their program and create a final instructional project based on their current or future...