8 courses with the subject IMA, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
IMA 501Advanced Media I3
This advanced media, research and production course will involve integration of digital media and design in your practice and the execution of a concept driven project(s).
This course offers the opportunity to re-consider art/design practice, as an expansive expression. This research and practice course involves the study and integration of media. A wide range of media will be examined, including photography, design, film, video, performance, conceptual, and post-conceptual art, as well as the plastic arts.
This media research and writing course involves a survey of contemporary art and design practice. A wide range of media will be examined, including photography, design, film, video, performance, conceptual, and post-conceptual art, as well as the plastic arts. The study of methodology and theories in visual imaging, through essential texts and selected readings. Group discussion, oral presentations, and short and term length papers are required.
This advanced media, research and production course will involve integration of digital media and design in your practice and the execution of a concept driven project(s).
This course serves as the primary graduate studio experience. This studio course will involve independent work, driven by research and practice. The course offers unlimited opportunity to form and create new work, which leads to the creation/formation of your Master’s Project. There will be regular process critiques from Selected Faculty and Invited Art/Design Critics.
This graduate level media research and writing course is intended to connect your practice to process, culminating in a Process Document. The document will include all essential material connected to your visual practice and related research.
IMA 604Integrated Media: Professional Practice, Ethics, and Externship3
The course will cover topics in professional practice and ethics, utilizing specialized knowledge, critical inquiry, and evidence-informed decision-making, emphasizing continuous growth and development. The course will also offer the opportunity for real-world experiences. Students will complete 120 hours of an Externship as determined through consultation with Faculty Advisor. Master of Business Administration The Master of Business Administration (MBA) Program is designed to prepare individuals for professional careers in management and to provide educational enrichment for experienced professionals seeking a broader management perspective. 281