Digital Media Design I

Catalog description

This project-based course addresses the fundamentals of design, digital media, and creative technologies. You will examine and utilize current technologies and standards within the digital media industry, including the software, hardware, and techniques needed to capture, store, manipulate, and deliver digital media. Through hands-on experience, you will achieve an understanding of pre-production, production, and post-production concepts, such as non-linear editing workflows, project management, narrative story structures, image composition and aesthetics, audio and video capture techniques, color theories and processing, computer components and editing hardware, intellectual property rights, addressing a target audience, industry trends, and more. The course also provides guidance on establishing and bolstering competencies in critical problem solving, teamwork, time management, networking, and conflict resolution. Credit Hour s : 3 Prerequisites: C- or higher in INFOTC 1610 or FILMS_VS 1880 or DST_VS 1880 , or instructor content through course equivalencies