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Nov 26, 2024
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2019-2020 EIU Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Digital Media (B.S.)
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The Bachelors of Science in Digital Media emphasizes the study of processes and management of web development, cross media, gaming, animation, simulation, image capture, and multimedia production. The program is designed to prepare technical or technical management-oriented professionals for employment in creative, advertising, educational, and other commercial environments.
Total Semester Hours Required for Degree: 120 semester hours
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Total General Education Coursework Hours - 40 Hours
Core Coursework (43 hours):
Focus Coursework (minimum of 30 hours):
Students must select a minimum 10 courses (30 hours) from the following courses to meet their individual career objectives. General education and/or courses used to meet core requirements cannot be used to fulfill this requirement. Courses from outside the major or transfer courses that support the students focus may be considered upon departmental approval, to meet the hours required.
Photo, Video and Music Technology Courses
Gaming, Animation and Simulation Courses
- DGT 3313(CIT 3313) - 3D Modeling for Gaming, Animation, and Simulation. Credits: 3
- DGT 4773 - Graphics for Gaming, Animation, and Simulation. Credits: 3
- DGT 4783 - Mobile Gaming, Animation, and Simulation. Credits: 3
- DGT 4793 - Programming for Gaming, Animation, and Simulation. Credits: 3
- DGT 4933 - Motion Capture for Gaming, Animation, and Simulation. Credits: 3
- DGT 4913 - Emerging Technologies for Gaming, Animation, and Simulation. Credits: 3
Total Program Coursework Hours - minimum of 72 Hours
Elective Coursework (minimum of 7 Hours)
Students must select a minimum of 7 hours to meet their individual career objectives. General education courses cannot be used to fulfill this requirement. Students are strongly encouraged to select a minor to fulfill this requirement.
Suggested minors are Advertising, Film Studies, Graphic Design, Marketing, and Photojournalism. See the sections of the catalog pertaining to those minors for a list of requirements.
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