Digital Technology
The Digital Technology Certificate of Applied Science (CAS) program provides learners with hands-on lessons and projects to obtain the abilities to utilize digital technologies to plan, design, build, and maintain effective communication through audio, video, web design, graphics, and desktop publishing. Students obtain the skills necessary to prepare for the Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) certification, and/or pursue employment in the graphic/web design, media arts, and/or digital publishing fields.
Occupational Objective: Graphic Designer, Web Designer, GIS Technician, and Media Arts
Degree Requirements
Related Instruction Requirements
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Digital Technology
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General Education Requirements
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Credits
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Core I
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Communications
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3
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WRIT 101 College Writing or
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WRIT 104 Workplace Communications
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Core II
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Mathematics
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3
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M 105 Contemporary Math
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M 111 Technical Math or
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M 121 College Algebra or
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Core VII
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Technology
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3
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CAPP 120 Introduction to Computers
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CAPP 131 Basic MS Office
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Total
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General Education Requirements
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9
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Program of Study Courses
Total Credit Hours: 31
Media Technology
First Semester (Fall)
Second Semester (Sp)
Total Credit Hours: 24
Program Learning Outcomes:
- Students will acquire the knowledge and skills to plan, design, and create digital communication.
- Demonstrate and maintain effective communication through digital technology.
- Create original design concepts utilizing graphics, video, and audio.
- Students will obtain the skills to pursue entry-level positions in graphic design, media arts, web design, and/or desktop publishing.