Interdisciplinary Film and Digital Media
105.
Inter and New Media Studies I.
(3)
The history of methods and practices of art, science and technology in the development of new media, with surveys from a historical perspective. Studies the practices, careers and disciplines involved with film and digital media.
Restriction: permission of IFDM advisor.
205.
Studio I: Activating Digital Space.
(3)
This studio course explores critical, technical and creative elements of digital space. By translating the process of seeing and conceptualizing into visual forms, students use technical knowledge to conceptualize, create and collaborate on projects.
Prerequisite: CS 152L
Restriction: permission of IFDM advisor.
210.
Introduction to Modeling and Postproduction.
(3)
An introduction to computer graphics and animation that mixes theory and application using a standard animation software package to teach the use of the tool and to demonstrate key concepts. Involves collaborative projects.
Prerequisite: 205
Restriction: permission of IFDM advisor.
300.
Critical Intermediations.
(3)
Examines new media technologies from a transdisciplinary perspective by exploring how the use of new media is affecting academic practice across disciplines. Proposes the development of a critical analytical framework for approaching new media.
Prerequisite: 210
Restriction: permission of IFDM advisor.
310.
Studio II: Writing Digital Narrative.
(3)
The goal of this course is to offer students an overview of issues on writing for digital media; its objective is to create successful, media-savvy writers, who work across digital platforms.
Prerequisite: 300
Restriction: permission of IFDM advisor.
400.
Ethics, Science and Technology.
(3)
Ethical issues arising from the impact of science and technology on the personal, social and political dimensions of culture or what happens and who takes responsibility when the genie is out of the bottle?
Prerequisite: 310 Corequisite: 450
Restriction: permission of IFDM advisor.
410.
The Business and Law of Film and New Media.
(3)
This course will introduce students to the business and legal aspects of creating a new digital media venture including: concept formation; marketing; budget development; finding financing; forming a company; hiring and managing employees; and sales.
Prerequisite: 400 Corequisite: 451
Restriction: permission of IFDM advisor.
450.
IFDM Capstone I Senior Projects Course.
(4)
Students are required to form interdisciplinary collaborative teams that will develop and plan project ideas.
Prerequisite: 310 Corequisite: 400
Restriction: permission of IFDM advisor.
451.
IFDM Capstone II Senior Projects Course.
(4)
Collaborative teams execute projects and give open demonstration of the results.
Prerequisite: 450 Corequisite: 410
Restriction: permission of IFDM advisor.
491.
Topics in Film & Digital Media.
(1-3 to a maximum of 12 Δ)
May be repeated for credit, up to 12 hours as long as topic varies. This course allows permanent or visiting faculty to develop a course based on a topic related to digital media, and may include courses in career development for media industries.
Restriction: permission of IFDM advisor.
497.
Independent Study in Film and Digital Media.
(1-3 to a maximum of 6 Δ)
May be repeated for credit as long as topic varies. This course allows IFDM student to study individually, under direction of IFDM instructor. Study area to be approved by instructor, and be related to film and digital media.
Restriction: permission of IFDM advisor.
