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May 14, 2024
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2012-2013 Undergraduate Bulletin [Archived Bulletin]
Digital Media Arts
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Major Program
Digital technology has radically altered the ways in which we craft and communicate message and meaning. The courses offered through the Digital Media Arts program provide opportunities to develop both technical skills and aesthetic understandings. By design the courses in this discipline emphasize the integration of theory and practice.
Faculty in the Digital Media Arts program include artist/practitioners in a wide range of fields as well as scholars engaged in analyzing the ways in which digital media is changing society.
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Major Requirements: Digital Media Arts
As with all artist training programs, courses in Digital Media Arts stress the development of technical skills in parallel with readings and experiences that focus on sharpening aesthetic awareness and critical understandings. The design of this major is interdisciplinary and the focus is on experiential learning in a reflective, critical context.
A critical part of developing as an artist is a process of regular formal review of accomplished work. To accomplish this goal all majors and minors must participate in scheduled portfolio reviews.
To earn a degree in Digital Media Arts requires the completion of 13 courses. Foundation Sequence (2 courses)
Technical Skills Courses (5 courses)
Three courses can be at the 1000 level and two must be at the 3000 level or above. At least three different technical areas must be represented in the selection of courses. See the course listings for each year to see the available offerings. New courses are added regularly. Some courses are in a two year rotation. Digital Media Arts Gateway
This course must be taken in conjunction with the declaration of major. Majors and minors must successfully pass DMA 3000 to continue in the program. Interconnected Electives (4 courses)
The four courses in this cluster expand and refine your understanding of digital media as a technological force across disciplines. Each student, working with an advisor, will design and plan a sequence of courses to meet this requirement. The four courses must reflect a cohesive intellectual investigation. At least two of the courses in this sequence must be at the 3000 level or above. The four course sequence must be approved by the Director of the Digital Media Arts program at the time the major is declared. |
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