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Multimedia Studies, A.A. Degree<br />

Program Design<br />

The purpose of the Multimedia Studies program is:<br />

• to provide a multimedia transfer program in the area of digital design with<br />

an emphasis on the computer as a tool for the creation of animated <strong>and</strong><br />

interactive presentation;<br />

• to offer a degree program for those considering an entry level position<br />

in fields related to digital composition (animation, interactive programming,<br />

digital illustration, three-dimensional modelling, digital video<br />

production).<br />

• to provide greater technical knowledge of the creative visual arts as they<br />

apply to multimedia design <strong>and</strong> production.<br />

The program is structured to equip students with a sound foundation in technical<br />

skills, design concepts, aesthetics, terminology <strong>and</strong> vocabulary <strong>and</strong> to<br />

provide awareness of the application of creative <strong>and</strong> critical thinking in the<br />

use of technical knowledge. A strong emphasis has been placed on the use<br />

of the computer as a production <strong>and</strong> composing tool. For more information<br />

call Program Coordinator Ed Hogan at 860-512-2672.<br />

The course of study dem<strong>and</strong>s students’ time <strong>and</strong> dedication, <strong>and</strong> will provide<br />

them with transfer <strong>and</strong> career choices based upon ability <strong>and</strong> achievement.<br />

Multimedia Studies Requirements<br />

Gen Ed ENG* 101: Composition 3<br />

HIS* 101 Western Civilization I 3<br />

ART* 121 Two-Dimensional Design 3<br />

DGA* 111 Introduction to Computer Graphics 3<br />

COM* 166 Video/Filmmaking or 3<br />

COM* 241 Broadcast/TV Production 4<br />

Subtotal: 15-16<br />

Gen Ed ENG* 110 : Introduction to Literature 3<br />

Gen Ed MAT* 109: Quantitative Literacy 3<br />

ART* 103 Art History III 3<br />

DGA* 212 Advanced Computer Graphics 3<br />

DGA* 261 Computer Animation 3<br />

Gen Ed Mode 6 3<br />

Subtotal: 18<br />

GRA* 276 3-D Computer Modeling 3<br />

DGA* 263 Digital Animation II 3<br />

DGA* 283 Digital Video Editing 3<br />

Gen Ed Mode 5 3-4<br />

Gen Ed Mode 3 3<br />

Subtotal: 15-16<br />

DGA* 298 Special Topics in Digital <strong>Arts</strong> 3<br />

DGA* 241 Web Page Design I 3<br />

Elective ‡ studio (computer) 3<br />

Elective ‡ studio (computer) 3<br />

Elective liberal arts & science 3<br />

Subtotal: 15<br />

Total Credits Required: 63-65<br />

Division of <strong>Liberal</strong> <strong>Arts</strong>: 860-512-2663 or www.mcc.commnet.edu<br />

Learning Outcomes<br />

Upon successful completion of all Multimedia Studies degree program requirements,<br />

graduates will<br />

1. Demonstrate practical skills in computer-based multimedia production<br />

including animation, 3-D modelling, digital video <strong>and</strong> interactive design<br />

<strong>and</strong> production.<br />

2. Demonstrate an ability to plan multimedia <strong>and</strong> interactive projects <strong>and</strong><br />

produce all the elements involved in such projects (graphics, sound,<br />

animations, <strong>and</strong> video).<br />

3. Demonstrate an awareness of a variety of software used in multimedia<br />

production <strong>and</strong> the ways that this software can be integrated in the<br />

development of projects.<br />

4. Use their training to pursue employment in digital media development,<br />

including but not limited to digital animation, 3-D modeling, digital<br />

sound engineering, digital video production <strong>and</strong> editing, CD-ROM<br />

<strong>and</strong> computer game development, digital graphic arts <strong>and</strong> special<br />

effects production.<br />

In addition, the graduate will complete the comprehensive learning outcomes<br />

identified with the General Education Component.<br />

‡ Computer studio courses include Computer Graphics, Advanced Computer<br />

Graphics, Computer Animation, Advanced Computer Animation,<br />

3-D Modelling <strong>and</strong> Digital Video. These electives will permit a student to<br />

continue their computer training in the direction of their choice.<br />

WARNING: All course numbers in the Connecticut <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong> System<br />

are in the process of change. For up-to-date information on any course number,<br />

contact the MCC Registrar’s Office.<br />

67<br />

DEGREES

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