21 courses with the subject DGM, 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.
Introduction to Digital Media. This course introduces students to the foundations and practices of digital media by developing critical analysis of various digital mediums for academic and professional development. Students will also acquire knowledge of current scholars of digital media. Offered: F.
Introduction to visual and graphic communication in the print media involving perception, typography, picture editing, and basic computer skills. Techniques of editing video and writing for electronic publishing. Offered: S.
A course to study state-of-art theories and production of digital communication by developing artistic, academic, professional, and technical proficiency using digital media. Offered: F; S.
Digital Storytelling is an important skill to learn and produce when it comes to digital media. Students in the class will learn how to create narratives related to short documentaries, highlighting profiles or venues.
This course offers an introduction to the fundamentals of operating audio equipment inside and outside a studio. The course provides a basic understanding of the terms used and the crew position responsibilities for recording and streaming/playing broadcasts including radio and podcasting. Operational skills are developed through several structured laboratory exercises.
This course allows students to work individually and gain more in-depth knowledge of all phases of audio production. Students continue to learn the advanced features and functions of audio equipment, focusing on post-production activities that emphasize editing and mixing.
This course offers an introduction to the fundamentals of operating camera and lighting equipment inside and outside a studio. The course provides a basic understanding of the terms used and the crew position responsibilities for recording and streaming broadcasts including television and video production. Operational skills are developed through several structured laboratory exercises.
Advanced Video Production Arts. This course allows students to work individually and gain more in-depth knowledge of all phases of video production. Students continue to learn the advanced features and functions of video equipment, focusing on post-production activities that emphasize editing and graphic. Special focus on the practice of online streaming and live broadcasting, including, but not limited to, creating a YouTube channel.
An introduction to the appreciation of feature films, with concentrations on film genres and criticism. Emphasizes representative American films from the early 20th century to the present. Includes viewing representative films from various film genres and eras. Offered: F; S.
This course surveys various methods and practices of using social media for marketing and political purposes. The courses prepares students how to collect, study, and analyze information presented on social media.
This course teaches students how to use drones for cinematography. There is a growing demand and business for drones to be used in documentaries, promo reels, and other professional uses, thus teaching students how to fly and film is critical.
Digital content creation is the process of creating different creative assets in formats that serve the needs of your content strategic objectives. It engages your audience in such a way to help build authority, credibility, and utility between your target audience and your brand. By creating content that interests your audience and helps them solve a need, you are building your brand in terms of trust, relevance, and credibility. Offered: fall.
This course introduces students to the foundations and practices of digital media by developing critical analysis of various digital mediums for academic and professional development. Students will also acquire knowledge of current scholars of digital media.
Introduction to the theories and practices of digital media advertising and writing for conflict resolution and marketing.
Digital Storytelling is an important skill to learn and produce when it comes to digital media. Students in the class will learn how to create narratives related to short documentaries, highlighting profiles or venues. Offered: F, S.
This course studies the art and practice of writing and digital media. Students will explore and experience how writing is affected by a digital medium including, but not limited to, web design, video game space, and augmented reality spaces. Special emphasis on producing digital artifacts of the aforementioned digital mediums both in experimental and practical applications. Students will also acquire knowledge of current multimodal composition scholars.
Photojournalism exposes students to cutting-edge digital media for storytelling and production. Modeled after an authentic work environment, this course is project based and highly collaborative. Students will learn all aspects of photography and photojournalism including (but not limited to) pre-production planning, photographing using effective camera techniques. (Composition, lighting, depth of field, etc.) and digital editing. Students will publish works online and in student media print and will review works in a class environment. Offered: Spring.
This course provides a theoretical foundation that will enable students to identify and analyze ethical issues in media. Students will have an opportunity to examine diverse ethical theories and perspectives pertaining to communication contexts from print to digital media. Emphasis is on the ethical and moral dilemmas that news, advertising, public relations, and entertainment organizations face in conjunction with their professional obligations and market pressures. In addition, students will discuss, collaborate, and apply various ethical theories and frameworks to examine and address challenges posed by real-world examples and case studies.
Contemporary study and analysis in Digital Media, including problems and case studies.
Advanced study and practice in Digital Media, including problems, case studies, and/or practical applications.
Students will develop and present an extensive demonstration of their knowledge and growth within the Digital Media program. Students will develop a digital portfolio of their work, knowledge, and career goals or plans for continuing onto grad school.
Source: Elizabeth City State University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
