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BACHELOR’S DEGREES<br />

Digital Media and<br />

Web Technologies<br />

Students may seek an academic major in digital media and<br />

Web technologies.<br />

Major in Digital Media and<br />

Web Technologies<br />

The digital media and Web technologies major provides<br />

in-depth knowledge in practical applications of computing.<br />

The coherent and flexible program of study includes areas<br />

such as digital media, gaming, and Web-based technologies.<br />

The interdisciplinary approach allows students to integrate<br />

courses from several specialized areas in computing. Graduates<br />

are prepared for a variety of entry- and midlevel technical<br />

and management positions within the digital media, Web<br />

technology, gaming, and computing industries.<br />

Intended Program Outcomes<br />

The student who graduates with a major in digital media and<br />

Web technologies will be able to<br />

G Design, develop, and manage Web applications using current<br />

and emerging technologies that adhere to industry standards.<br />

G Analyze needs and effectively manage projects and resources,<br />

applying sound business principles and technology.<br />

G Configure, optimize, and administer computer systems to<br />

support Web technologies.<br />

G Design and develop digital, interactive, and Web-based media<br />

to meet customer requirements and usability standards.<br />

G Develop, test, and implement Web and multimedia<br />

applications using sound techniques of scripting<br />

and programming.<br />

G Effectively apply relevant theories, practices, and principles<br />

when designing and developing works of digital media.<br />

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UNDERGRADUATE CATALOG | 2011-2012<br />

Degree Requirements<br />

A degree with a major in digital media and Web technologies<br />

requires the successful completion of 120 credits of<br />

coursework including 30 credits for the major (indicated by<br />

F); 41 credits in general education requirements (GERs);<br />

and 49 credits in the minor, electives, and other degree<br />

requirements. At least 15 credits in the major must be earned<br />

in upper-level courses (numbered 300 or above).<br />

Requirements for the Digital Media<br />

and Web Technologies Major<br />

Coursework for a major in digital media and Web<br />

technologies includes the following:<br />

G Foundation courses (6 credits):<br />

CMST 290 and 295<br />

G Required core course sequence (6 credits):<br />

CMST 385-386 (Web technologies),<br />

CMST 341-342 (motion graphics),<br />

or CMST 310-311 (digital design)<br />

G Supplemental major courses (15 credits):<br />

Chosen from any CMST, CMIS, CMIT, CMSC,<br />

CSIA, and IFSM courses (Note: Taking courses<br />

within a single topic area -- Web technologies,<br />

motion graphics, or digital design -- is highly<br />

recommended.)<br />

G Required capstone course (3 credits):<br />

CMST 495<br />

Recommended Sequence<br />

The following course sequence will fulfill all of the<br />

requirements for the BS in digital media and Web<br />

technologies. Since some recommended courses fulfill more<br />

than one requirement, substituting courses for those listed<br />

may make it necessary to take additional courses to meet<br />

degree requirements. Students should consult an academic<br />

advisor whenever taking advantage of other options.<br />

Information on alternate courses (where allowable) to fulfill<br />

general education requirements (in communications, arts<br />

and humanities, behavioral and social sciences, biological and<br />

physical sciences, mathematics, and interdisciplinary issues)<br />

may be found on p. 63.

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