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a. |
All of the following courses (9 credits): |
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MI |
101 |
Understanding Media and Information |
3 |
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MI |
201 |
Media and Information Technologies and Industries |
3 |
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MI |
301 |
Bringing Media to Market |
3 |
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b. |
Two of the following foundation courses (6 credits): |
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CAS |
110 |
Creative Thinking |
3 |
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CAS |
111 |
Design and Layout |
3 |
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CAS |
112 |
Story, Sound, and Motion |
3 |
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CAS |
116 |
Media, Sketching, and Graphics |
3 |
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CAS |
117 |
Games and Interactivity |
3 |
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MI |
239 |
Digital Footprints: Privacy and Online Behavior |
3 |
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c. |
Five courses from the following focus areas. Three of the five courses must be from the same focus area (15 credits): |
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Film and Media Production |
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CAS |
396 |
Integrated Media Arts Special Topics |
3 |
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MI |
241 |
Filmmaking I |
3 |
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MI |
311 |
Introduction to Documentary Production |
3 |
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MI |
341 |
Filmmaking II |
3 |
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MI |
342 |
Multi Camera Production for Television |
3 |
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MI |
343 |
Audio Production |
3 |
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MI |
344 |
Sound Design for Cinema, Television, and Games |
3 |
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MI |
351 |
Producing for Cinema and Television |
3 |
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MI |
440 |
Advanced Video Editing |
3 |
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MI |
441 |
Advanced Lighting and Camera Techniques |
3 |
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MI |
435A |
Creating the Fiction Film I |
3 |
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Game and Interactive Media Design |
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CAS |
396 |
Integrated Media Arts Special Topics |
3 |
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MI |
231 |
Game and Interactive Media Development |
3 |
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MI |
346 |
Game Design |
3 |
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MI |
349 |
Web Design and Development |
3 |
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MI |
445 |
Game Design and Development I |
3 |
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MI |
449 |
Advanced Web Development and Database Management |
3 |
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MI |
455 |
Game Design and Development II |
3 |
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MI |
482 |
Building Virtual Worlds |
3 |
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MI |
484 |
Building Innovative Interfaces |
3 |
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MI |
497 |
Game Design Studio |
3 |
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Graphics and Animation |
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CAS |
396 |
Integrated Media Arts Special Topics |
3 |
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MI |
247 |
Three-Dimensional Graphics and Design |
3 |
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MI |
337 |
Compositing and Special Effects |
3 |
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MI |
347 |
Advanced Three-Dimensional Computer Animation |
3 |
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MI |
377 |
Advanced 3D Modeling |
3 |
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Creating Human-Centered Technology |
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MI |
220 |
Methods for Understanding Users |
3 |
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MI |
250 |
Introduction to Applied Programming |
3 |
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MI |
320 |
Reasoning with Data |
3 |
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MI |
350 |
Evaluating Human-Centered Technology |
3 |
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MI |
420 |
Interactive Prototyping |
3 |
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Media and Information Management |
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MI |
360 |
Media and Information Management |
3 |
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MI |
361 |
IT Network Management and Security |
3 |
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MI |
452 |
Media Entrepreneurship and Business Strategies |
3 |
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MI |
462 |
Social Media and Social Computing |
3 |
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MI |
472 |
Digital Business and Commerce |
3 |
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Society, Policy and Research |
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MI |
302 |
Networks, Markets, and Society |
3 |
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MI |
305 |
Media and Information Policy |
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3 |
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MI |
355 |
Media and Information Research |
3 |
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MI |
480 |
Information and Communication Technologies and Development |
3 |
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d. |
One of the following capstone courses (3 credits): |
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CAS |
496 |
Advanced Media Project Design and Production (W) |
3 |
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ITM |
444 |
Information Technology Project Management |
3 |
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MI |
401 |
Topics in Media, Information, and Society (W) |
3 |
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MI |
411 |
Collaborative Documentary Design and Production (W) |
3 |
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MI |
435B |
Creating the Fiction Film II (W) |
3 |
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MI |
442 |
Design of Cinema and Television Projects (W) |
3 |
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MI |
443 |
Audio Industry Design and Management (W) |
3 |
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MI |
447 |
Three-Dimensional Graphics and Animation Portfolio (W) |
3 |
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MI |
450 |
Creating Human-Centered Technology (W) |
3 |
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MI |
488 |
Information and Communication Technology Development Project (W) |
3 |
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MI |
498 |
Collaborative Game Design (W) |
3 |
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e. |
Media and Information (MI) Electives |
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Additional credits in department courses can be taken as electives outside the above requirements. No more than 60 credits can be taken within the college. Students are encouraged to pursue an optional transcriptable concentration or a department-affiliated minor to complement their major. Minors may be chosen from fiction filmmaking, documentary production, game design and development, information technology, or information and communication technology and development. Special topics and internships are also encouraged through enrollment in MI 491 and MI 493. Students interested in pursuing a concentration or minor should contact the Academic and Students Affairs Office in the College of Communication Arts and Sciences. |
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Concentrations in Media and Information |
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The department offers concentrations for students who wish to focus on a specific application area in the discipline. The concentrations are available to, but not required of, any student enrolled in the Bachelor of Arts degree program in Media and Information. Courses completed to satisfy requirement 3. above may also be used to satisfy the requirements of a concentration. The concentration will be noted on the student’s transcript. |
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Film and Media Production |
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To earn a Bachelor of Arts degree in Media and Information with a film and media production concentration, students must complete degree requirements 1., 2., and 3. above and the following: |
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Five of the following courses from the Film and Media Production focus area: |
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CAS |
396 |
Integrated Media Arts Special Topics |
3 |
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MI |
241 |
Filmmaking I |
3 |
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MI |
311 |
Introduction to Documentary Production |
3 |
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MI |
341 |
Filmmaking II |
3 |
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MI |
342 |
Multi Camera Production for Television |
3 |
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MI |
343 |
Audio Production |
3 |
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MI |
344 |
Sound Design for Cinema, Television, and Games |
3 |
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MI |
351 |
Producing for Cinema and Television |
3 |
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MI |
440 |
Advanced Video Editing |
3 |
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MI |
441 |
Advanced Lighting and Camera Techniques |
3 |
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MI |
435A |
Creating the Fiction Film I |
3 |
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2. |
Two courses from the Graphics and Animation, or Game and Interactive Media Design, or Media and Information Management focus areas. |
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3. |
One of the following capstone courses: |
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MI |
411 |
Collaborative Documentary Design and Production (W) |
3 |
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MI |
435B |
Creating the Fiction Film II (W) |
3 |
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MI |
442 |
Design of Cinema and Television Projects (W) |
3 |
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MI |
443 |
Audio Industry Design and Management (W) |
3 |
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Game and Interactive Media Design |
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To earn a Bachelor of Arts degree in Media and Information with a game and interactive media design concentration, students must complete degree requirements 1., 2., and 3. above and the following: |
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Five of the following courses from the Game and Interactive Media Design focus area: |
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CAS |
396 |
Integrated Media Arts Special Topics |
3 |
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MI |
231 |
Game and Interactive Media Development |
3 |
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MI |
346 |
Game Design |
3 |
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MI |
349 |
Web Design and Development |
3 |
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MI |
445 |
Game Design and Development I |
3 |
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MI |
449 |
Advanced Web Development and Database Management |
3 |
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MI |
455 |
Game Design and Development II |
3 |
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MI |
482 |
Building Virtual Worlds |
3 |
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MI |
484 |
Building Innovative Interfaces |
3 |
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MI |
497 |
Game Design Studio |
3 |
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2. |
Two courses from the Graphics and Animation, or Film and Media Production, or Media and Information Management focus areas. |
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3. |
One of the following capstone courses: |
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MI |
447 |
Three-Dimensional Graphics and Animation Portfolio (W) |
3 |
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MI |
498 |
Collaborative Game Design (W) |
3 |
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Information, Management and Design for Society |
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To earn a Bachelor of Arts degree in Media and Information with a information, management and design for society concentration, students must complete degree requirements 1., 2., and 3. above and the following: |
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1. |
All of the following courses: |
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MI |
220 |
Methods for Understanding Users |
3 |
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MI |
302 |
Networks, Markets, and Society |
3 |
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MI |
360 |
Media and Information Management |
3 |
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2. |
Four of the following courses from the Creating Human-Centered Technology, or Media and Information Management, or Society, Policy, and Research focus areas. Three of the four courses must come from the same focus area. |
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3. |
One of the following capstone courses: |
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MI |
401 |
Topics in Media, Information, and Society (W) |
3 |
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MI |
450 |
Creating Human-Centered Technology (W) |
3 |
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MI |
488 |
Information and Communication Technology Development Project (W) |
3 |
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