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Program checklist · Communication and Digital Studies

Communication and Digital Studies

University of Mary Washington · Fredericksburg, VA

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Program
Award
Communication and Digital Studies
CIP
09.0100
Total credits (published)
36
Credits (computed from items)
33
Catalog edition
2026-2027
Checklist type
degree-program
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
232681
CourseShelf checklist
CK_232681_00a32d97
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 59

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Major Requirements

major core · 0 items

    Communication Core

    major core · 4 items
    1. As published: “Public Speaking”
      3
    2. As published: “Small Group Communication”
      3
    3. As published: “Introduction to Rhetoric and Communication”
      3
    4. As published: “Communication Research Methods”
      3

    Digital Studies Core

    major core · 6 items
    1. As published: “Introduction to Digital Studies”
      3
    2. Select one of the following:
      Not resolved to a course
      3
    3. As published: “Digital Art Foundations”
      3
    4. As published: “Digital Storytelling”
      3
    5. As published: “Introduction to Computer Science”
      3
    6. Any 300- or 400-level DGST course 1
      Not resolved to a course
      3

    Capstone

    0 items

      Select one of the following:

      2 items
      1. As published: “Seminar in Digital Rhetoric”
        3
      2. As published: “Digital Studies Seminar 2”
        3

      Electives

      electives · 62 items
      1. Select four of the following, with at least two at the 300 or 400 level:
        Not resolved to a course
        12
      2. As published: “Practices of Memory”
        3
      3. As published: “Digital Art Foundations 2”
        3
      4. As published: “Intro to Video Art”
        3
      5. As published: “Experimental Documentary”
        3
      6. As published: “Multiple Imaging”
        3
      7. As published: “Video / Space / Performance”
        3
      8. As published: “Argumentation”
        3
      9. As published: “Visual Rhetoric”
        3
      10. As published: “Social Media”
        3
      11. As published: “Topics in Speech Communication”
        3
      12. As published: “Not-For-Profit Communication Campaigns”
        3
      13. As published: “Gender and Communication”
        3
      14. As published: “Pop Culture”
        3
      15. As published: “Health Communication”
        3
      16. As published: “Professional Communication”
        3
      17. As published: “Sports & Digital Media”
        3
      18. As published: “Hip-Hop Culture”
        3
      19. As published: “Digital Storytelling 2”
        3
      20. As published: “Introduction to Computer Science 2”
        3
      21. As published: “Computer Ethics”
        3
      22. As published: “Applications of Databases”
        4
      23. As published: “Critical Making”
        3
      24. As published: “Special Topics in Digital Studies 2”
        1-3
      25. As published: “Creative Coding 2”
        3
      26. As published: “Digital Media Studio 2”
        3
      27. As published: “Introduction to Video Production”
        3
      28. As published: “Media Production for Social Change”
        3
      29. As published: “Virtual and Augmented Reality”
        3
      30. As published: “Applied Digital Studies”
        3
      31. As published: “Writing with Digital Media”
        3
      32. As published: “Introduction to Cinema Studies”
        3
      33. As published: “Games and Culture”
        3
      34. As published: “The Literary Journal: Professional Practice in Publishing and Editing”
        3
      35. As published: “Writing & Literacy in the Digital Age”
        3
      36. As published: “Film, Text, and Culture”
        3
      37. As published: “Electronic Literature”
        3
      38. As published: “The Graphic Novel”
        3
      39. As published: “Seminar in New Media”
        3
      40. As published: “Introduction to GIS”
        4
      41. As published: “Introduction to Geographic Information Systems and Cartography”
        4
      42. As published: “Archives and Society”
        3
      43. As published: “History of American Technology and Culture”
        3
      44. As published: “History of the Information Age”
        3
      45. As published: “Digital History”
        3
      46. As published: “News Journalism”
        3
      47. As published: “Investigative Journalism”
        3
      48. As published: “Magazine Journalism”
        3
      49. As published: “Practicum in Journalism (for up to 3 credits)”
        1-3
      50. As published: “Special Topics in Journalism”
        3
      51. As published: “Technology for Musicians”
        3
      52. As published: “Principles of Marketing”
        3
      53. As published: “Digital Marketing”
        3
      54. As published: “MIDI Composition”
        3
      55. As published: “Audio Recording”
        3
      56. As published: “Audio Production”
        3
      57. As published: “Electroacoustic Techniques”
        3
      58. As published: “Aesthetics”
        3
      59. As published: “Philosophy and Technology”
        3
      60. As published: “Mass Media Politics”
        3
      61. As published: “Podcasting Religious Studies”
        3

      Individual Study

      0 items

        Up to three credits in COMM 491, COMM 492, DGST 491, DGST 492, or JOUR 491.

        0 items

          Internship

          0 items

            Up to three credits in COMM 499, DGST 499 or JOUR 499

            0 items
              Source. University of Mary Washington, catalog 2026-2027 — https://catalog.umw.edu/undergraduate/majors/communication-digital-studies/. Captured page pages/0026.html.gz. Assembled from the institution's published catalog as captured; every record names its captured page and source URL. Assembled, not asserted.