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1.6 Productividad
variations and optimizations of each.
Prerequisite: VGP352
VGP363 Computer Graphics Programming: Modeling (3)
Mathematical tools needed for the geometrical aspects of computer graphics.
Prerequisite: CS312
VGP401 Artificial Intelligence (3)
Programming computer artificial intelligence with a focus on game applications.
Prerequisite: CS212
VGP427 Portfolio Presentation (3)
Completion of a digital portfolio showing the student’s best work. Skills in professional development.
Prerequisite: none
VGP463 Computer Graphics Programming: Advanced Topics (3)
Advanced topics in computer graphics programming, including modeling, rendering, shading and real-time interactivity.
Prerequisite: CS312
VGP193, 293, 393, 493 Special Topics (3)
Topics vary to include current trends in technology, art and design.
Prerequisite: none
WEB DESIGN & INTERACTIVE MEDIA
WDIM101 Introduction to Interactive Media (3)
History and evolution of interactive media and its relation to other media fields.
Prerequisite: none
WDIM141 Web Graphics (3)
Introduction to graphic software with emphasis on creating and optimizing images for the Web.
Prerequisite: MA136
WDIM161 Web Scripting: CSS (3)
Web site design using Cascading Style Sheets and strategies for effective web design.
Prerequisite: CS105
WDIM225 Web Design Fundamentals (3)
Introduction to web authoring tools. Emphasis on the website development process, building designs from digital mock-ups and efficient workflow..
Prerequisite: CS105
WDIM230 Web Timeline Animation (3)
Use timeline animation in the development of interactive and non-interactive digital mediums. Emphasis on the mechanics of 2D animation including audio and interactive components.
Prerequisite: WDIM241
WDIM241 User Interface Design (3)
Development of web interfaces that address and solve user needs. Emphasis on design concepts and processes.
Prerequisite: CS105, MA136, or AD225
WDIM245 Information Architecture (3)
Examine and demonstrate interactive content structures, navigation paths and asset organization.
Prerequisite: WDIM141
WDIM252 Interactive Media Pre-Production (3)
Pre-production phase of the interactive development process. Emphasis on briefs, storyboards, flowcharts and wireframe layouts.
Prerequisite: none
WDIM253 Web Design & Layout (3)
Layout concepts and design styles for web sites. Emphasis on element placement, site goals and usability.
Prerequisite: WDIM161
WDIM261 Interactive Authoring (3)
Use of interactive authoring tools with functional coding skills to create dynamic interactive experiences. Emphasis on combining design and concept skills with technical applications and scripting.
Prerequisite: WDIM230
WDIM262 Web Scripting: JavaScript (3)
Introduction to JavaScript and its use in a variety of tasks utilizing the Document Object Model built into web browsers.
Prerequisite: WDIM161
WDIM268 Web Standards (3)
Use of Web Standards and Web Accessibility for coding standards and separation of content from design. Emphasis on identifying cross-browser compatibility issues with Web Standards.
Prerequisite: WDIM161
WDIM275 Information Design (3)
Conceptualization and design of information with focus on usability.
Prerequisite: WDIM141
WDIM310 Web Design & Interactive Media Internship (3, 6, 9)
Off-campus supervised internship at an established business relating to field of study. May enroll in up to three different internship classes for a total of 9 credit hours or enroll in a single internship for 3, 6, or 9 credits. A minimum of 90 hours is required for each 3 credits awarded.
Prerequisite: Academic Department Director Approval
WDIM315 Object Oriented Authoring I (3)
An introduction to object oriented design principles for the development of rich internet applications.
Prerequisite: WDIM261
WDIM325 Studio I: Pre-Production (3)
Students plan and begin the execution of a personal senior project.
Prerequisite: Foundation Portfolio
WDIM331 Database Management Concepts (3)
Database design for dynamic web content management. Emphasis on database concepts, the relational database model and translating a client’s requirements into a working database design.
Prerequisite: WDIM262
WDIM332 Managing Interactive Teams (3)
Software and techniques to aid in the management of web and multimedia projects. Emphasis on planning and tracking a web project and team communication
Prerequisite: Foundation Portfolio
WDIM351 Rapid Web Development (3)
Development of project estimation skills. Employment of techniques to improve speed, efficiency, file management and accuracy when creating web sites.
Prerequisite: Foundation Portfolio
WDIM355 Client-Side Scripting (3)
Client-side scripting as a method to develop advanced web applications.
Prerequisite: WDIM262
WDIM361 Server-Side Scripting I (3)
Dynamic web pages through server-side scripting language. Emphasis on forms and content management.
Prerequisite: WDIM262
WDIM366 Server-Side Scripting II (3)
Advanced server-side scripting skills. Emphasis on alternate server-side scripting languages.
Prerequisite: WDIM361
WDIM370 Content Management Systems (3)
Database design for dynamic web content management. Emphasis on database concepts, the relational database model, and translating client requirements into working designs.
Prerequisite: WDIM377
WDIM374 Interactive
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
Motion Scripting (3)
Motion graphics for the web through scripting. Emphasis on interaction, sequencing and motion.
Prerequisite: WDIM315
WDIM377 Foundation Portfolio (3)
Production of interactive portfolio reflecting current level of work. Emphasis on professional development, including job search skills.
Prerequisite: 90 credits
WDIM380 Website Development (3)
Real-world web production through small teams. Emphasis on assessing client needs, pre-production assets, project management and communication.
Prerequisite: Academic Department Director Approval
WDIM387 Advanced Scripting (3)
Exploration and practice of advanced scripting languages.
Prerequisite: WDIM366
WDIM411 Production Team (3)
Interdisciplinary team collaboration. Design and development of a solution that fulfills a need for a real client.
Prerequisite: none
WDIM415 Object Oriented Authoring II (3)
Development of intermediate object oriented design skills for the development of rich internet applications.
Prerequisite: WDIM315
WDIM417 Portfolio & Professional Development (3)
Development of personal identity and professional skills. Emphasis on resume, copyright issues and job search.
Prerequisite: Academic Department Director Approval
WDIM425 Studio II: Development (3)
Students execute the design of their senior project.
Prerequisite: WDIM325
WDIM427 Digital Portfolio (3)
Completion of final portfolio and appropriate supporting materials.
Prerequisite: WDIM417 or concurrent
WDIM430 E-Marketing (3)
Online business marketing to create traffic, acquire prospects and generate income.
Prerequisite: BA241, Foundation Portfolio
WDIM189, 289, 389, 489 Independent Study (3)
Student-driven study under instructor supervision. Further development of a special
interest within the major field.
Prerequisite: Academic Department Director Approval, CGPA 3.0
WDIM193, 293, 393, 493 Special Topics (3)
Topics vary to include current trends in technology, art and design.
Prerequisite: none
WRITING
WR091 English Prep (3)
Comprehensive preparatory course. Emphasis on grammar and punctuation, paragraph construction and short-essay development. Grading: Pass/No Pass only. This is a pre- college class and it does not count towards degree requirements.
Prerequisite: none
WR092 Advanced Grammar & Style Review (3)
Stylistic and mechanical techniques in professional and academic writing. Emphasis on grammar, punctuation and style. Grading: Pass/No Pass only. This is a pre- college class and it does not count towards degree requirements.
Prerequisite: none
WR121 English Composition I (3)
Critical reading, critical thinking and organizational skills as applied to writing. Analysis and discussion of texts related to fundamental social, cultural and/or artistic topics. This course may be challenged.
Prerequisite: none
WR125 Argumentation & Research (3)
Research process and methods. Relationships among claim, support, assumptions and logic problems emphasized as integral to the composition of an effective research paper.
Prerequisite: WR121
WR126 Writing & The Literary Arts (3)
Topical studies in literature. Emphasis on: literature as an art form; techniques of reading and literary analysis. Topics for each section of the course will vary.
Prerequisite: WR125
WR251 American Literature (3) online only
This course focuses on American literary selections. Topics include the critical evaluation of the literary genres: story, poetry and drama.
Prerequisite: WR125
WR302 Children’s Literature (3) online only
This course will offer students the opportunity
to explore the essential steps involved in writing, revising and presenting their own fiction. In addition, students will be reading and critiquing the work of both their peers and professional writers.