Digital Media Design
Digital Media Design is a major that combines aspects of art and digital media. Students develop a broad range of skills in visualization, communication, presentation, writing and technology. These skills provide a foundation for careers in publishing, graphic design, web design, multimedia, arts administration, copy writing, and specialist careers in the art, design, and digital media industries. Students study graphic design, photography, publishing, video, audio, animation, marketing, and business information systems. Classes are held in the Media Arts Center.
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