The Minor in Media Design, Production, and Technology is available on the BS, BA, and BAA degrees. It is a 24 hour minor, and the curricular structure of the minor is outlined below. This minor is designed to work in tandem with existing majors in Art, Journalism, Broadcast and Cinematic Arts, Computer Science, and Industrial Engineering Technology, but may be used with any other university major as well. Students may not apply more than 6 hours of coursework from their declared major towards this minor and are required to achieve a grade of C or better in each of the required courses.

Required courses (15 hours)

  • ART 135: Graphic Design I (3) **
  • BCA 223: Video Production (3) **
  • CPS 282: Introduction to Multimedia Design (3) **
  • IET 143: Introduction to Graphic Arts (3)
  • JRN 220: Basic Media Photography (3)
    (** The prerequisites for these courses are waived for signed MDPT majors.)

Electives (9 hours) to be selected from:

  • ART 235: Graphic Design II (3)
  • ART 239: Digital Photography I (3)
  • ART 335: Graphic Design III (3)
  • ART 339: Digital Photography II (3)
  • ART 435: Graphic Design IV (3)
  • ART 349: Typography (3)
  • BCA 222: Audio Production (3)
  • BCA 421: Advanced Audio Production (3)
  • BCA 422: Intermediate Video Production (3)
  • BCA 521: Advanced Video Production (3)
  • BCA 522: Multimedia Audio Post Production (3)
  • BCA 532: Advanced Video/Multimedia Post Production (3)
  • CPS 165: Designing Web Pages (1)
  • CPS 482: Advanced Multimedia Design (3)
  • IET 343: Line Photography and Beginning Offset (3)
  • IET 543: Production Printing Methods (3)
  • ITC 320: Web-based Applications (3)
  • ITC 582: Multimedia Systems (3)
  • JRN 302: Introduction to Graphics and Visual Communication (3)
  • JRN 320: Photo Editing (3)
  • JRN 420: Photography Studio Techniques (3)
  • JRN 422: The Photographic Process (3)
  • Internship Experience through a Participating Department (3)

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