COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
IMT121INTERACTIVE MEDIA3 Credit HoursTopics include communication through design, sketching and visualization, the use of computers and human-computer interaction. Human-computer interaction is explored through a survey of web, audio, video, and design projects.IMT122GRAPHIC ARTS DESIGN3 Credit HoursTopics include effective communication through design from thought to finished process. Upon completion students will be able to effectively use Adobe Photoshop to create computer graphics.IMT1253D GRAPHICS MODELING3 Credit HoursTopics include 3d modeling, texturing, lighting, and rendering. Upon completion, the student will be able to effectively use the 3dsMax interface to create and render 3d objects and scenes.Prerequisites: IMT122IMT129DIGITAL AUDIO RECDG & EDITING3 Credit HoursCourse covers a wide array of digital audio topics including: audio formats, microphone placement, mixing techniques for stereo and surround sound, sound effects, audio for video, audio web content, the development of new audio technology and digital audio editing. Upon completion, the student will be able to create and produce audio for all visual media, CD and DVD.Corequisites: IMT121IMT131COLOR THEORY AND DESIGN3 Credit HoursThis course introduces the elements and principles of two-dimensional design, including the study of graphic design history, color theory and the elements and principles of design as it applies to the visual arts. Coursework will consist of lectures and discussions involving critiques on color theory and design concepts and applications. Class assignments emphasize creative problem solving techniques with specific limitations and specifications.IMT132DIGTL PHOTOGRAPHY/GRAPHC&MEDIA3 Credit HoursThis course teaches the student the principles of digital still photography and enhances student skills in digital image manipulation. Topics covered include: focus, exposure, composition and lighting. Students must provide their own digital camera for the duration of the course.Corequisites: IMT122IMT133TECHNICAL ILLUSTRATION3 Credit HoursIntegration of visual elements and organization of two and three- dimensional space with architectural form and function. The students use Computer-Aided Design software to create 3-dimensional objects using various drawing tools such as Auto CAD and 3D Studio Max. The students will demonstrate their ability to understand the principles of design, visualization, projection, and analysis by producing a set of working computer drawings.IMT135THEORY AND COMPOSITION I3 Credit HoursThe creation of music using classical notation is the focus of this course. The student will be able to explain music theory fundamentals and its related rules. Upon completion of this course the student will be able to compose and arrange 16-32 bar songs with theoretical accuracy.IMT223DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDING & EDIT3 Credit HoursThis course covers the production of digital video. Studio practice will include topics such as camera operation, lighting, and digital video editing. Working independently and in groups, students work on projects including documentary, short subject narratives, and editing exercises.Prerequisites: IMT121, IMT122IMT2273D GRAPHICS ANIMATION3 Credit HoursBuilding upon the stills acquired in 3D modeling, this course teaches the student the principles of animation using 3dsMax. Upon completion, the student will understand such concepts as weight, balance, and inverse kinematics.Prerequisites: IMT125Corequisites: IMT240IMT228ADV 3D DESIGN GRAPHIC ANIMATON3 Credit HoursThis course covers the design aspects and processes of 3D development as well as advanced concepts such as dynamics. Demonstrations and hands-on practice will reinforce the concepts. Upon completion the students will be able to hone the skills learned in previous classes to create a final practicum project.Prerequisites: IMT227, IMT240IMT230WEBCASTING3 Credit HoursThe technology of sending an audio and video stream via the internet through a streaming server is the focus of this course. Presentations are created live as well as learning to cast a previously recorded session via the streaming server and played back "on demand".Prerequisites: IMT129, ECA228IMT237COMPOSITING3 Credit HoursStudents learn how to create special effects using the green screen, mattes, alpha channels and masks, using special effects software. Upon completion, students will be able to effectively create special effects in various formats. Students will gain these skills through a series of labs and projects utilizing Adobe After Effects.Prerequisites: IMT223IMT238ADVANCED VIDEO PRODUCTION3 Credit HoursThis course expands on the skills and techniques learned in Lighting & Cinematography. There will be more focus on the creation of HD video and DVD authoring. Student projects will be used to explore the latest techniques in the video industry.Prerequisites: IMT242IMT239MUSIC SYNTHESIS3 Credit HoursSoftware and hardware-based music synthesis and tone generation are the focal points of this course. Discovery of different types of music synthesis and its integration within other forms of recordable audio is also covered.Prerequisites: IMT247IMT240ADVANCED 3D GRAPHIC MODELING3 Credit HoursThis course provides the student with opportunities to learn and refine the 3D modeling, texturing, lighting, and rendering skills learned in earlier courses. Upon completion, the student will be able to effectively use the 3D software to interface to create and render various 3D graphic objects and characters.Prerequisites: IMT125Corequisites: IMT227IMT242LIGHTING & CINEMATOGRAPHY3 Credit HoursThis course covers the topics necessary to design videos from script to screen. Studio practice will reinforce topics such as exposure, composition, framing, and single camera production. Lighting topics include studio and field lighting techniques, artistic and functional lighting design and applications. Upon completion, the student will be able to plan, shoot, and edit short form videos in a variety of genres.Prerequisites: IMT223IMT243ADVANCED COMPOSITING3 Credit HoursThis course covers the design and integration of motion graphics with video. Studio projects will reinforce topics such as integration of 3D graphics with video, advanced animation techniques, filters and footage repair. Techniques learned will apply equally to game design and movie special effects. Students will gain these skills through a series of hands-on project utilizing Adobe After Effects and Autodesk 3DsMax.Prerequisites: IMT125, IMT237IMT244DIGITAL PAGE LAYOUT & DESIGN3 Credit HoursThis course offers the student a foundation in layout and design for advertising, marketing, newsletter, and other publication materials. Emphasis on design principles for the creation of advertising and publishing materials such as letterheads, business cards, ads, fliers, brochures, and manuals. This capstone course will allow students to master design principles through the use of typography, effective use of color, special graphic effects and output considerations. Students will gain these skills through a series of hands-on projects utilizing Adobe inDesign.Prerequisites: (IMT122, IMT131) or ECA243, IMT253IMT245GRAPHIC ARTS DESIGN II3 Credit HoursThis course expands on the skills and techniques learned in Graphic Arts Design. Additionally, there will be more focus on photographic enhancements; working with filters and other tools and options available to enhance graphics in this course. Upon completion of this course, students will develop further understanding and abilities to design and enhance both print and web media. Demonstrations and hands-on projects are implemented on the computer using Adobe Photoshop.Prerequisites: IMT122IMT246APPLIED MUSIC TECHNOLOGY3 Credit HoursA practical application of the student's knowledge of music, music technology, and computer software/hardware technology. The student will create a number of musical compositions assisted by MIDI software/hardware interfaces and merge these compositions with web sites, training videos, marketing presentations and other practical applications of software engineering technology.Prerequisites: or IMT250, IMT130IMT247THEORY AND COMPOSITION II3 Credit HoursA continuation of the first course that provides the student with advanced composition, theory, harmony and improvisational skills with the focus of implementation being TV, film and mixed media.Prerequisites: IMT135IMT248MUSIC TECHNOLOGY PRACTICUM1 Credit HoursThe presentation of music, video and mixed media applications will prepare the student to create a working portfolio to aid in the obtainment of employment. Students are required to present 5 pieces over the course of the semester to be critiqued and analyzed by their peers and instructors. This course is presented in a theatre style environment with formal rules of theatric engagement.Prerequisites: IMT239Corequisites: IMT246IMT249TEXTURES FOR 2D AND 3D3 Credit HoursThis course covers the creation of professional-quality textures for both 2D and 3D design. Upon completion of this course, students will learn the art and design in the creation of these textures and effects, including basic designs, shortcuts and creating environmental textures. Design skills covered in this course will allow students to proceed to designing textures for 3D gaming amoung other applications. Learning will be facilitated through a series of projects using current application design software.Prerequisites: IMT122IMT250MUSIC TECHNOLOGY3 Credit HoursBuilding on the understanding of audio recording developed in IMT129, Music Technology emphasizes commercial music production with advanced discussions and implementation of mixers, digital recording devices, duplicators and software in a lab-based environment. Upon completion, the student will be able to analyze music production needs and create simple, viable presentations of their own projects.Prerequisites: IMT129IMT251AUTHORING & VIDEO COMPRESSION3 Credit HoursThis course covers advanced topics in video compression for both DVD and the web. Streaming video, video integration with other web media and flash video will be covered through a series of production/ compression challenges. DVD authoring standards, compression rates and DVD preparation will also be covered.Prerequisites: (IMT252) or IMT126, ECA155IMT252ADVANCED EDITING & AUDIO/VIDEO3 Credit HoursThis course covers advanced topics in video editing and audio preparation for video. Topics covered include: multi-camera editing, color correction, hi-definition conversion, mixing for surround sound and ADR. A series of production assignments, in conjunction with IMT239, will cover basic film scoring.Prerequisites: IMT223, IMT129IMT253GRAPHIC FOR ILLUSTRATION3 Credit HoursStudents will learn how to develop basic illustrations and line art using Adobe Illustrator. Labs focus on drawing and creating logos, print and web graphics, industrial devices and medical illustrations.Prerequisites: IMT122IMT254PORTFOLIO DEVELOPMENT3 Credit HoursThis capstone course will focus on developing and completing complex print design projects and a portfolio. These projects are used to assess the student competencies and proficiencies acquired in the program. A portfolio is required.Prerequisites: IMT244, IMT245IMT255ADVANCED ILLUSTRATION3 Credit HoursThis course will expand on the skill learned in IMT253 and will focus on logo design & illustration design using Adobe Illustrator. Demonstrations will include hands-on projects produced by students to enhance their understanding of vector artwork. Upon completion of this course, students to enhance their understanding of vector artwork. Upon completion of this course, students will have an increased knowledge and understanding of Adobe Illustrator, logo design and Illustration design.Prerequisites: IMT253IMT256ADVANCED DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY3 Credit HoursEmphasis in the course on advancing technical skills, shot composition and advanced camera controls and advanced photo editing. Black and white photography will also be explored in this course. A digital camera is required, an SLR is preferred.Prerequisites: IMT132Corequisites: IMT245
IMT122GRAPHIC ARTS DESIGN3 Credit HoursTopics include effective communication through design from thought to finished process. Upon completion students will be able to effectively use Adobe Photoshop to create computer graphics.IMT1253D GRAPHICS MODELING3 Credit HoursTopics include 3d modeling, texturing, lighting, and rendering. Upon completion, the student will be able to effectively use the 3dsMax interface to create and render 3d objects and scenes.Prerequisites: IMT122IMT129DIGITAL AUDIO RECDG & EDITING3 Credit HoursCourse covers a wide array of digital audio topics including: audio formats, microphone placement, mixing techniques for stereo and surround sound, sound effects, audio for video, audio web content, the development of new audio technology and digital audio editing. Upon completion, the student will be able to create and produce audio for all visual media, CD and DVD.Corequisites: IMT121IMT131COLOR THEORY AND DESIGN3 Credit HoursThis course introduces the elements and principles of two-dimensional design, including the study of graphic design history, color theory and the elements and principles of design as it applies to the visual arts. Coursework will consist of lectures and discussions involving critiques on color theory and design concepts and applications. Class assignments emphasize creative problem solving techniques with specific limitations and specifications.IMT132DIGTL PHOTOGRAPHY/GRAPHC&MEDIA3 Credit HoursThis course teaches the student the principles of digital still photography and enhances student skills in digital image manipulation. Topics covered include: focus, exposure, composition and lighting. Students must provide their own digital camera for the duration of the course.Corequisites: IMT122IMT133TECHNICAL ILLUSTRATION3 Credit HoursIntegration of visual elements and organization of two and three- dimensional space with architectural form and function. The students use Computer-Aided Design software to create 3-dimensional objects using various drawing tools such as Auto CAD and 3D Studio Max. The students will demonstrate their ability to understand the principles of design, visualization, projection, and analysis by producing a set of working computer drawings.IMT135THEORY AND COMPOSITION I3 Credit HoursThe creation of music using classical notation is the focus of this course. The student will be able to explain music theory fundamentals and its related rules. Upon completion of this course the student will be able to compose and arrange 16-32 bar songs with theoretical accuracy.IMT223DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDING & EDIT3 Credit HoursThis course covers the production of digital video. Studio practice will include topics such as camera operation, lighting, and digital video editing. Working independently and in groups, students work on projects including documentary, short subject narratives, and editing exercises.Prerequisites: IMT121, IMT122IMT2273D GRAPHICS ANIMATION3 Credit HoursBuilding upon the stills acquired in 3D modeling, this course teaches the student the principles of animation using 3dsMax. Upon completion, the student will understand such concepts as weight, balance, and inverse kinematics.Prerequisites: IMT125Corequisites: IMT240IMT228ADV 3D DESIGN GRAPHIC ANIMATON3 Credit HoursThis course covers the design aspects and processes of 3D development as well as advanced concepts such as dynamics. Demonstrations and hands-on practice will reinforce the concepts. Upon completion the students will be able to hone the skills learned in previous classes to create a final practicum project.Prerequisites: IMT227, IMT240IMT230WEBCASTING3 Credit HoursThe technology of sending an audio and video stream via the internet through a streaming server is the focus of this course. Presentations are created live as well as learning to cast a previously recorded session via the streaming server and played back "on demand".Prerequisites: IMT129, ECA228IMT237COMPOSITING3 Credit HoursStudents learn how to create special effects using the green screen, mattes, alpha channels and masks, using special effects software. Upon completion, students will be able to effectively create special effects in various formats. Students will gain these skills through a series of labs and projects utilizing Adobe After Effects.Prerequisites: IMT223IMT238ADVANCED VIDEO PRODUCTION3 Credit HoursThis course expands on the skills and techniques learned in Lighting & Cinematography. There will be more focus on the creation of HD video and DVD authoring. Student projects will be used to explore the latest techniques in the video industry.Prerequisites: IMT242IMT239MUSIC SYNTHESIS3 Credit HoursSoftware and hardware-based music synthesis and tone generation are the focal points of this course. Discovery of different types of music synthesis and its integration within other forms of recordable audio is also covered.Prerequisites: IMT247IMT240ADVANCED 3D GRAPHIC MODELING3 Credit HoursThis course provides the student with opportunities to learn and refine the 3D modeling, texturing, lighting, and rendering skills learned in earlier courses. Upon completion, the student will be able to effectively use the 3D software to interface to create and render various 3D graphic objects and characters.Prerequisites: IMT125Corequisites: IMT227IMT242LIGHTING & CINEMATOGRAPHY3 Credit HoursThis course covers the topics necessary to design videos from script to screen. Studio practice will reinforce topics such as exposure, composition, framing, and single camera production. Lighting topics include studio and field lighting techniques, artistic and functional lighting design and applications. Upon completion, the student will be able to plan, shoot, and edit short form videos in a variety of genres.Prerequisites: IMT223IMT243ADVANCED COMPOSITING3 Credit HoursThis course covers the design and integration of motion graphics with video. Studio projects will reinforce topics such as integration of 3D graphics with video, advanced animation techniques, filters and footage repair. Techniques learned will apply equally to game design and movie special effects. Students will gain these skills through a series of hands-on project utilizing Adobe After Effects and Autodesk 3DsMax.Prerequisites: IMT125, IMT237IMT244DIGITAL PAGE LAYOUT & DESIGN3 Credit HoursThis course offers the student a foundation in layout and design for advertising, marketing, newsletter, and other publication materials. Emphasis on design principles for the creation of advertising and publishing materials such as letterheads, business cards, ads, fliers, brochures, and manuals. This capstone course will allow students to master design principles through the use of typography, effective use of color, special graphic effects and output considerations. Students will gain these skills through a series of hands-on projects utilizing Adobe inDesign.Prerequisites: (IMT122, IMT131) or ECA243, IMT253IMT245GRAPHIC ARTS DESIGN II3 Credit HoursThis course expands on the skills and techniques learned in Graphic Arts Design. Additionally, there will be more focus on photographic enhancements; working with filters and other tools and options available to enhance graphics in this course. Upon completion of this course, students will develop further understanding and abilities to design and enhance both print and web media. Demonstrations and hands-on projects are implemented on the computer using Adobe Photoshop.Prerequisites: IMT122IMT246APPLIED MUSIC TECHNOLOGY3 Credit HoursA practical application of the student's knowledge of music, music technology, and computer software/hardware technology. The student will create a number of musical compositions assisted by MIDI software/hardware interfaces and merge these compositions with web sites, training videos, marketing presentations and other practical applications of software engineering technology.Prerequisites: or IMT250, IMT130IMT247THEORY AND COMPOSITION II3 Credit HoursA continuation of the first course that provides the student with advanced composition, theory, harmony and improvisational skills with the focus of implementation being TV, film and mixed media.Prerequisites: IMT135IMT248MUSIC TECHNOLOGY PRACTICUM1 Credit HoursThe presentation of music, video and mixed media applications will prepare the student to create a working portfolio to aid in the obtainment of employment. Students are required to present 5 pieces over the course of the semester to be critiqued and analyzed by their peers and instructors. This course is presented in a theatre style environment with formal rules of theatric engagement.Prerequisites: IMT239Corequisites: IMT246IMT249TEXTURES FOR 2D AND 3D3 Credit HoursThis course covers the creation of professional-quality textures for both 2D and 3D design. Upon completion of this course, students will learn the art and design in the creation of these textures and effects, including basic designs, shortcuts and creating environmental textures. Design skills covered in this course will allow students to proceed to designing textures for 3D gaming amoung other applications. Learning will be facilitated through a series of projects using current application design software.Prerequisites: IMT122IMT250MUSIC TECHNOLOGY3 Credit HoursBuilding on the understanding of audio recording developed in IMT129, Music Technology emphasizes commercial music production with advanced discussions and implementation of mixers, digital recording devices, duplicators and software in a lab-based environment. Upon completion, the student will be able to analyze music production needs and create simple, viable presentations of their own projects.Prerequisites: IMT129IMT251AUTHORING & VIDEO COMPRESSION3 Credit HoursThis course covers advanced topics in video compression for both DVD and the web. Streaming video, video integration with other web media and flash video will be covered through a series of production/ compression challenges. DVD authoring standards, compression rates and DVD preparation will also be covered.Prerequisites: (IMT252) or IMT126, ECA155IMT252ADVANCED EDITING & AUDIO/VIDEO3 Credit HoursThis course covers advanced topics in video editing and audio preparation for video. Topics covered include: multi-camera editing, color correction, hi-definition conversion, mixing for surround sound and ADR. A series of production assignments, in conjunction with IMT239, will cover basic film scoring.Prerequisites: IMT223, IMT129IMT253GRAPHIC FOR ILLUSTRATION3 Credit HoursStudents will learn how to develop basic illustrations and line art using Adobe Illustrator. Labs focus on drawing and creating logos, print and web graphics, industrial devices and medical illustrations.Prerequisites: IMT122IMT254PORTFOLIO DEVELOPMENT3 Credit HoursThis capstone course will focus on developing and completing complex print design projects and a portfolio. These projects are used to assess the student competencies and proficiencies acquired in the program. A portfolio is required.Prerequisites: IMT244, IMT245IMT255ADVANCED ILLUSTRATION3 Credit HoursThis course will expand on the skill learned in IMT253 and will focus on logo design & illustration design using Adobe Illustrator. Demonstrations will include hands-on projects produced by students to enhance their understanding of vector artwork. Upon completion of this course, students to enhance their understanding of vector artwork. Upon completion of this course, students will have an increased knowledge and understanding of Adobe Illustrator, logo design and Illustration design.Prerequisites: IMT253IMT256ADVANCED DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY3 Credit HoursEmphasis in the course on advancing technical skills, shot composition and advanced camera controls and advanced photo editing. Black and white photography will also be explored in this course. A digital camera is required, an SLR is preferred.Prerequisites: IMT132Corequisites: IMT245
IMT1253D GRAPHICS MODELING3 Credit HoursTopics include 3d modeling, texturing, lighting, and rendering. Upon completion, the student will be able to effectively use the 3dsMax interface to create and render 3d objects and scenes.Prerequisites: IMT122
IMT129DIGITAL AUDIO RECDG & EDITING3 Credit HoursCourse covers a wide array of digital audio topics including: audio formats, microphone placement, mixing techniques for stereo and surround sound, sound effects, audio for video, audio web content, the development of new audio technology and digital audio editing. Upon completion, the student will be able to create and produce audio for all visual media, CD and DVD.Corequisites: IMT121
IMT131COLOR THEORY AND DESIGN3 Credit HoursThis course introduces the elements and principles of two-dimensional design, including the study of graphic design history, color theory and the elements and principles of design as it applies to the visual arts. Coursework will consist of lectures and discussions involving critiques on color theory and design concepts and applications. Class assignments emphasize creative problem solving techniques with specific limitations and specifications.IMT132DIGTL PHOTOGRAPHY/GRAPHC&MEDIA3 Credit HoursThis course teaches the student the principles of digital still photography and enhances student skills in digital image manipulation. Topics covered include: focus, exposure, composition and lighting. Students must provide their own digital camera for the duration of the course.Corequisites: IMT122IMT133TECHNICAL ILLUSTRATION3 Credit HoursIntegration of visual elements and organization of two and three- dimensional space with architectural form and function. The students use Computer-Aided Design software to create 3-dimensional objects using various drawing tools such as Auto CAD and 3D Studio Max. The students will demonstrate their ability to understand the principles of design, visualization, projection, and analysis by producing a set of working computer drawings.IMT135THEORY AND COMPOSITION I3 Credit HoursThe creation of music using classical notation is the focus of this course. The student will be able to explain music theory fundamentals and its related rules. Upon completion of this course the student will be able to compose and arrange 16-32 bar songs with theoretical accuracy.IMT223DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDING & EDIT3 Credit HoursThis course covers the production of digital video. Studio practice will include topics such as camera operation, lighting, and digital video editing. Working independently and in groups, students work on projects including documentary, short subject narratives, and editing exercises.Prerequisites: IMT121, IMT122IMT2273D GRAPHICS ANIMATION3 Credit HoursBuilding upon the stills acquired in 3D modeling, this course teaches the student the principles of animation using 3dsMax. Upon completion, the student will understand such concepts as weight, balance, and inverse kinematics.Prerequisites: IMT125Corequisites: IMT240IMT228ADV 3D DESIGN GRAPHIC ANIMATON3 Credit HoursThis course covers the design aspects and processes of 3D development as well as advanced concepts such as dynamics. Demonstrations and hands-on practice will reinforce the concepts. Upon completion the students will be able to hone the skills learned in previous classes to create a final practicum project.Prerequisites: IMT227, IMT240IMT230WEBCASTING3 Credit HoursThe technology of sending an audio and video stream via the internet through a streaming server is the focus of this course. Presentations are created live as well as learning to cast a previously recorded session via the streaming server and played back "on demand".Prerequisites: IMT129, ECA228IMT237COMPOSITING3 Credit HoursStudents learn how to create special effects using the green screen, mattes, alpha channels and masks, using special effects software. Upon completion, students will be able to effectively create special effects in various formats. Students will gain these skills through a series of labs and projects utilizing Adobe After Effects.Prerequisites: IMT223IMT238ADVANCED VIDEO PRODUCTION3 Credit HoursThis course expands on the skills and techniques learned in Lighting & Cinematography. There will be more focus on the creation of HD video and DVD authoring. Student projects will be used to explore the latest techniques in the video industry.Prerequisites: IMT242IMT239MUSIC SYNTHESIS3 Credit HoursSoftware and hardware-based music synthesis and tone generation are the focal points of this course. Discovery of different types of music synthesis and its integration within other forms of recordable audio is also covered.Prerequisites: IMT247IMT240ADVANCED 3D GRAPHIC MODELING3 Credit HoursThis course provides the student with opportunities to learn and refine the 3D modeling, texturing, lighting, and rendering skills learned in earlier courses. Upon completion, the student will be able to effectively use the 3D software to interface to create and render various 3D graphic objects and characters.Prerequisites: IMT125Corequisites: IMT227IMT242LIGHTING & CINEMATOGRAPHY3 Credit HoursThis course covers the topics necessary to design videos from script to screen. Studio practice will reinforce topics such as exposure, composition, framing, and single camera production. Lighting topics include studio and field lighting techniques, artistic and functional lighting design and applications. Upon completion, the student will be able to plan, shoot, and edit short form videos in a variety of genres.Prerequisites: IMT223IMT243ADVANCED COMPOSITING3 Credit HoursThis course covers the design and integration of motion graphics with video. Studio projects will reinforce topics such as integration of 3D graphics with video, advanced animation techniques, filters and footage repair. Techniques learned will apply equally to game design and movie special effects. Students will gain these skills through a series of hands-on project utilizing Adobe After Effects and Autodesk 3DsMax.Prerequisites: IMT125, IMT237IMT244DIGITAL PAGE LAYOUT & DESIGN3 Credit HoursThis course offers the student a foundation in layout and design for advertising, marketing, newsletter, and other publication materials. Emphasis on design principles for the creation of advertising and publishing materials such as letterheads, business cards, ads, fliers, brochures, and manuals. This capstone course will allow students to master design principles through the use of typography, effective use of color, special graphic effects and output considerations. Students will gain these skills through a series of hands-on projects utilizing Adobe inDesign.Prerequisites: (IMT122, IMT131) or ECA243, IMT253IMT245GRAPHIC ARTS DESIGN II3 Credit HoursThis course expands on the skills and techniques learned in Graphic Arts Design. Additionally, there will be more focus on photographic enhancements; working with filters and other tools and options available to enhance graphics in this course. Upon completion of this course, students will develop further understanding and abilities to design and enhance both print and web media. Demonstrations and hands-on projects are implemented on the computer using Adobe Photoshop.Prerequisites: IMT122IMT246APPLIED MUSIC TECHNOLOGY3 Credit HoursA practical application of the student's knowledge of music, music technology, and computer software/hardware technology. The student will create a number of musical compositions assisted by MIDI software/hardware interfaces and merge these compositions with web sites, training videos, marketing presentations and other practical applications of software engineering technology.Prerequisites: or IMT250, IMT130IMT247THEORY AND COMPOSITION II3 Credit HoursA continuation of the first course that provides the student with advanced composition, theory, harmony and improvisational skills with the focus of implementation being TV, film and mixed media.Prerequisites: IMT135IMT248MUSIC TECHNOLOGY PRACTICUM1 Credit HoursThe presentation of music, video and mixed media applications will prepare the student to create a working portfolio to aid in the obtainment of employment. Students are required to present 5 pieces over the course of the semester to be critiqued and analyzed by their peers and instructors. This course is presented in a theatre style environment with formal rules of theatric engagement.Prerequisites: IMT239Corequisites: IMT246IMT249TEXTURES FOR 2D AND 3D3 Credit HoursThis course covers the creation of professional-quality textures for both 2D and 3D design. Upon completion of this course, students will learn the art and design in the creation of these textures and effects, including basic designs, shortcuts and creating environmental textures. Design skills covered in this course will allow students to proceed to designing textures for 3D gaming amoung other applications. Learning will be facilitated through a series of projects using current application design software.Prerequisites: IMT122IMT250MUSIC TECHNOLOGY3 Credit HoursBuilding on the understanding of audio recording developed in IMT129, Music Technology emphasizes commercial music production with advanced discussions and implementation of mixers, digital recording devices, duplicators and software in a lab-based environment. Upon completion, the student will be able to analyze music production needs and create simple, viable presentations of their own projects.Prerequisites: IMT129IMT251AUTHORING & VIDEO COMPRESSION3 Credit HoursThis course covers advanced topics in video compression for both DVD and the web. Streaming video, video integration with other web media and flash video will be covered through a series of production/ compression challenges. DVD authoring standards, compression rates and DVD preparation will also be covered.Prerequisites: (IMT252) or IMT126, ECA155IMT252ADVANCED EDITING & AUDIO/VIDEO3 Credit HoursThis course covers advanced topics in video editing and audio preparation for video. Topics covered include: multi-camera editing, color correction, hi-definition conversion, mixing for surround sound and ADR. A series of production assignments, in conjunction with IMT239, will cover basic film scoring.Prerequisites: IMT223, IMT129IMT253GRAPHIC FOR ILLUSTRATION3 Credit HoursStudents will learn how to develop basic illustrations and line art using Adobe Illustrator. Labs focus on drawing and creating logos, print and web graphics, industrial devices and medical illustrations.Prerequisites: IMT122IMT254PORTFOLIO DEVELOPMENT3 Credit HoursThis capstone course will focus on developing and completing complex print design projects and a portfolio. These projects are used to assess the student competencies and proficiencies acquired in the program. A portfolio is required.Prerequisites: IMT244, IMT245IMT255ADVANCED ILLUSTRATION3 Credit HoursThis course will expand on the skill learned in IMT253 and will focus on logo design & illustration design using Adobe Illustrator. Demonstrations will include hands-on projects produced by students to enhance their understanding of vector artwork. Upon completion of this course, students to enhance their understanding of vector artwork. Upon completion of this course, students will have an increased knowledge and understanding of Adobe Illustrator, logo design and Illustration design.Prerequisites: IMT253IMT256ADVANCED DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY3 Credit HoursEmphasis in the course on advancing technical skills, shot composition and advanced camera controls and advanced photo editing. Black and white photography will also be explored in this course. A digital camera is required, an SLR is preferred.Prerequisites: IMT132Corequisites: IMT245
IMT132DIGTL PHOTOGRAPHY/GRAPHC&MEDIA3 Credit HoursThis course teaches the student the principles of digital still photography and enhances student skills in digital image manipulation. Topics covered include: focus, exposure, composition and lighting. Students must provide their own digital camera for the duration of the course.Corequisites: IMT122
IMT133TECHNICAL ILLUSTRATION3 Credit HoursIntegration of visual elements and organization of two and three- dimensional space with architectural form and function. The students use Computer-Aided Design software to create 3-dimensional objects using various drawing tools such as Auto CAD and 3D Studio Max. The students will demonstrate their ability to understand the principles of design, visualization, projection, and analysis by producing a set of working computer drawings.IMT135THEORY AND COMPOSITION I3 Credit HoursThe creation of music using classical notation is the focus of this course. The student will be able to explain music theory fundamentals and its related rules. Upon completion of this course the student will be able to compose and arrange 16-32 bar songs with theoretical accuracy.IMT223DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDING & EDIT3 Credit HoursThis course covers the production of digital video. Studio practice will include topics such as camera operation, lighting, and digital video editing. Working independently and in groups, students work on projects including documentary, short subject narratives, and editing exercises.Prerequisites: IMT121, IMT122IMT2273D GRAPHICS ANIMATION3 Credit HoursBuilding upon the stills acquired in 3D modeling, this course teaches the student the principles of animation using 3dsMax. Upon completion, the student will understand such concepts as weight, balance, and inverse kinematics.Prerequisites: IMT125Corequisites: IMT240IMT228ADV 3D DESIGN GRAPHIC ANIMATON3 Credit HoursThis course covers the design aspects and processes of 3D development as well as advanced concepts such as dynamics. Demonstrations and hands-on practice will reinforce the concepts. Upon completion the students will be able to hone the skills learned in previous classes to create a final practicum project.Prerequisites: IMT227, IMT240IMT230WEBCASTING3 Credit HoursThe technology of sending an audio and video stream via the internet through a streaming server is the focus of this course. Presentations are created live as well as learning to cast a previously recorded session via the streaming server and played back "on demand".Prerequisites: IMT129, ECA228IMT237COMPOSITING3 Credit HoursStudents learn how to create special effects using the green screen, mattes, alpha channels and masks, using special effects software. Upon completion, students will be able to effectively create special effects in various formats. Students will gain these skills through a series of labs and projects utilizing Adobe After Effects.Prerequisites: IMT223IMT238ADVANCED VIDEO PRODUCTION3 Credit HoursThis course expands on the skills and techniques learned in Lighting & Cinematography. There will be more focus on the creation of HD video and DVD authoring. Student projects will be used to explore the latest techniques in the video industry.Prerequisites: IMT242IMT239MUSIC SYNTHESIS3 Credit HoursSoftware and hardware-based music synthesis and tone generation are the focal points of this course. Discovery of different types of music synthesis and its integration within other forms of recordable audio is also covered.Prerequisites: IMT247IMT240ADVANCED 3D GRAPHIC MODELING3 Credit HoursThis course provides the student with opportunities to learn and refine the 3D modeling, texturing, lighting, and rendering skills learned in earlier courses. Upon completion, the student will be able to effectively use the 3D software to interface to create and render various 3D graphic objects and characters.Prerequisites: IMT125Corequisites: IMT227IMT242LIGHTING & CINEMATOGRAPHY3 Credit HoursThis course covers the topics necessary to design videos from script to screen. Studio practice will reinforce topics such as exposure, composition, framing, and single camera production. Lighting topics include studio and field lighting techniques, artistic and functional lighting design and applications. Upon completion, the student will be able to plan, shoot, and edit short form videos in a variety of genres.Prerequisites: IMT223IMT243ADVANCED COMPOSITING3 Credit HoursThis course covers the design and integration of motion graphics with video. Studio projects will reinforce topics such as integration of 3D graphics with video, advanced animation techniques, filters and footage repair. Techniques learned will apply equally to game design and movie special effects. Students will gain these skills through a series of hands-on project utilizing Adobe After Effects and Autodesk 3DsMax.Prerequisites: IMT125, IMT237IMT244DIGITAL PAGE LAYOUT & DESIGN3 Credit HoursThis course offers the student a foundation in layout and design for advertising, marketing, newsletter, and other publication materials. Emphasis on design principles for the creation of advertising and publishing materials such as letterheads, business cards, ads, fliers, brochures, and manuals. This capstone course will allow students to master design principles through the use of typography, effective use of color, special graphic effects and output considerations. Students will gain these skills through a series of hands-on projects utilizing Adobe inDesign.Prerequisites: (IMT122, IMT131) or ECA243, IMT253IMT245GRAPHIC ARTS DESIGN II3 Credit HoursThis course expands on the skills and techniques learned in Graphic Arts Design. Additionally, there will be more focus on photographic enhancements; working with filters and other tools and options available to enhance graphics in this course. Upon completion of this course, students will develop further understanding and abilities to design and enhance both print and web media. Demonstrations and hands-on projects are implemented on the computer using Adobe Photoshop.Prerequisites: IMT122IMT246APPLIED MUSIC TECHNOLOGY3 Credit HoursA practical application of the student's knowledge of music, music technology, and computer software/hardware technology. The student will create a number of musical compositions assisted by MIDI software/hardware interfaces and merge these compositions with web sites, training videos, marketing presentations and other practical applications of software engineering technology.Prerequisites: or IMT250, IMT130IMT247THEORY AND COMPOSITION II3 Credit HoursA continuation of the first course that provides the student with advanced composition, theory, harmony and improvisational skills with the focus of implementation being TV, film and mixed media.Prerequisites: IMT135IMT248MUSIC TECHNOLOGY PRACTICUM1 Credit HoursThe presentation of music, video and mixed media applications will prepare the student to create a working portfolio to aid in the obtainment of employment. Students are required to present 5 pieces over the course of the semester to be critiqued and analyzed by their peers and instructors. This course is presented in a theatre style environment with formal rules of theatric engagement.Prerequisites: IMT239Corequisites: IMT246IMT249TEXTURES FOR 2D AND 3D3 Credit HoursThis course covers the creation of professional-quality textures for both 2D and 3D design. Upon completion of this course, students will learn the art and design in the creation of these textures and effects, including basic designs, shortcuts and creating environmental textures. Design skills covered in this course will allow students to proceed to designing textures for 3D gaming amoung other applications. Learning will be facilitated through a series of projects using current application design software.Prerequisites: IMT122IMT250MUSIC TECHNOLOGY3 Credit HoursBuilding on the understanding of audio recording developed in IMT129, Music Technology emphasizes commercial music production with advanced discussions and implementation of mixers, digital recording devices, duplicators and software in a lab-based environment. Upon completion, the student will be able to analyze music production needs and create simple, viable presentations of their own projects.Prerequisites: IMT129IMT251AUTHORING & VIDEO COMPRESSION3 Credit HoursThis course covers advanced topics in video compression for both DVD and the web. Streaming video, video integration with other web media and flash video will be covered through a series of production/ compression challenges. DVD authoring standards, compression rates and DVD preparation will also be covered.Prerequisites: (IMT252) or IMT126, ECA155IMT252ADVANCED EDITING & AUDIO/VIDEO3 Credit HoursThis course covers advanced topics in video editing and audio preparation for video. Topics covered include: multi-camera editing, color correction, hi-definition conversion, mixing for surround sound and ADR. A series of production assignments, in conjunction with IMT239, will cover basic film scoring.Prerequisites: IMT223, IMT129IMT253GRAPHIC FOR ILLUSTRATION3 Credit HoursStudents will learn how to develop basic illustrations and line art using Adobe Illustrator. Labs focus on drawing and creating logos, print and web graphics, industrial devices and medical illustrations.Prerequisites: IMT122IMT254PORTFOLIO DEVELOPMENT3 Credit HoursThis capstone course will focus on developing and completing complex print design projects and a portfolio. These projects are used to assess the student competencies and proficiencies acquired in the program. A portfolio is required.Prerequisites: IMT244, IMT245IMT255ADVANCED ILLUSTRATION3 Credit HoursThis course will expand on the skill learned in IMT253 and will focus on logo design & illustration design using Adobe Illustrator. Demonstrations will include hands-on projects produced by students to enhance their understanding of vector artwork. Upon completion of this course, students to enhance their understanding of vector artwork. Upon completion of this course, students will have an increased knowledge and understanding of Adobe Illustrator, logo design and Illustration design.Prerequisites: IMT253IMT256ADVANCED DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY3 Credit HoursEmphasis in the course on advancing technical skills, shot composition and advanced camera controls and advanced photo editing. Black and white photography will also be explored in this course. A digital camera is required, an SLR is preferred.Prerequisites: IMT132Corequisites: IMT245
IMT135THEORY AND COMPOSITION I3 Credit HoursThe creation of music using classical notation is the focus of this course. The student will be able to explain music theory fundamentals and its related rules. Upon completion of this course the student will be able to compose and arrange 16-32 bar songs with theoretical accuracy.IMT223DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDING & EDIT3 Credit HoursThis course covers the production of digital video. Studio practice will include topics such as camera operation, lighting, and digital video editing. Working independently and in groups, students work on projects including documentary, short subject narratives, and editing exercises.Prerequisites: IMT121, IMT122IMT2273D GRAPHICS ANIMATION3 Credit HoursBuilding upon the stills acquired in 3D modeling, this course teaches the student the principles of animation using 3dsMax. Upon completion, the student will understand such concepts as weight, balance, and inverse kinematics.Prerequisites: IMT125Corequisites: IMT240IMT228ADV 3D DESIGN GRAPHIC ANIMATON3 Credit HoursThis course covers the design aspects and processes of 3D development as well as advanced concepts such as dynamics. Demonstrations and hands-on practice will reinforce the concepts. Upon completion the students will be able to hone the skills learned in previous classes to create a final practicum project.Prerequisites: IMT227, IMT240IMT230WEBCASTING3 Credit HoursThe technology of sending an audio and video stream via the internet through a streaming server is the focus of this course. Presentations are created live as well as learning to cast a previously recorded session via the streaming server and played back "on demand".Prerequisites: IMT129, ECA228IMT237COMPOSITING3 Credit HoursStudents learn how to create special effects using the green screen, mattes, alpha channels and masks, using special effects software. Upon completion, students will be able to effectively create special effects in various formats. Students will gain these skills through a series of labs and projects utilizing Adobe After Effects.Prerequisites: IMT223IMT238ADVANCED VIDEO PRODUCTION3 Credit HoursThis course expands on the skills and techniques learned in Lighting & Cinematography. There will be more focus on the creation of HD video and DVD authoring. Student projects will be used to explore the latest techniques in the video industry.Prerequisites: IMT242IMT239MUSIC SYNTHESIS3 Credit HoursSoftware and hardware-based music synthesis and tone generation are the focal points of this course. Discovery of different types of music synthesis and its integration within other forms of recordable audio is also covered.Prerequisites: IMT247IMT240ADVANCED 3D GRAPHIC MODELING3 Credit HoursThis course provides the student with opportunities to learn and refine the 3D modeling, texturing, lighting, and rendering skills learned in earlier courses. Upon completion, the student will be able to effectively use the 3D software to interface to create and render various 3D graphic objects and characters.Prerequisites: IMT125Corequisites: IMT227IMT242LIGHTING & CINEMATOGRAPHY3 Credit HoursThis course covers the topics necessary to design videos from script to screen. Studio practice will reinforce topics such as exposure, composition, framing, and single camera production. Lighting topics include studio and field lighting techniques, artistic and functional lighting design and applications. Upon completion, the student will be able to plan, shoot, and edit short form videos in a variety of genres.Prerequisites: IMT223IMT243ADVANCED COMPOSITING3 Credit HoursThis course covers the design and integration of motion graphics with video. Studio projects will reinforce topics such as integration of 3D graphics with video, advanced animation techniques, filters and footage repair. Techniques learned will apply equally to game design and movie special effects. Students will gain these skills through a series of hands-on project utilizing Adobe After Effects and Autodesk 3DsMax.Prerequisites: IMT125, IMT237IMT244DIGITAL PAGE LAYOUT & DESIGN3 Credit HoursThis course offers the student a foundation in layout and design for advertising, marketing, newsletter, and other publication materials. Emphasis on design principles for the creation of advertising and publishing materials such as letterheads, business cards, ads, fliers, brochures, and manuals. This capstone course will allow students to master design principles through the use of typography, effective use of color, special graphic effects and output considerations. Students will gain these skills through a series of hands-on projects utilizing Adobe inDesign.Prerequisites: (IMT122, IMT131) or ECA243, IMT253IMT245GRAPHIC ARTS DESIGN II3 Credit HoursThis course expands on the skills and techniques learned in Graphic Arts Design. Additionally, there will be more focus on photographic enhancements; working with filters and other tools and options available to enhance graphics in this course. Upon completion of this course, students will develop further understanding and abilities to design and enhance both print and web media. Demonstrations and hands-on projects are implemented on the computer using Adobe Photoshop.Prerequisites: IMT122IMT246APPLIED MUSIC TECHNOLOGY3 Credit HoursA practical application of the student's knowledge of music, music technology, and computer software/hardware technology. The student will create a number of musical compositions assisted by MIDI software/hardware interfaces and merge these compositions with web sites, training videos, marketing presentations and other practical applications of software engineering technology.Prerequisites: or IMT250, IMT130IMT247THEORY AND COMPOSITION II3 Credit HoursA continuation of the first course that provides the student with advanced composition, theory, harmony and improvisational skills with the focus of implementation being TV, film and mixed media.Prerequisites: IMT135IMT248MUSIC TECHNOLOGY PRACTICUM1 Credit HoursThe presentation of music, video and mixed media applications will prepare the student to create a working portfolio to aid in the obtainment of employment. Students are required to present 5 pieces over the course of the semester to be critiqued and analyzed by their peers and instructors. This course is presented in a theatre style environment with formal rules of theatric engagement.Prerequisites: IMT239Corequisites: IMT246IMT249TEXTURES FOR 2D AND 3D3 Credit HoursThis course covers the creation of professional-quality textures for both 2D and 3D design. Upon completion of this course, students will learn the art and design in the creation of these textures and effects, including basic designs, shortcuts and creating environmental textures. Design skills covered in this course will allow students to proceed to designing textures for 3D gaming amoung other applications. Learning will be facilitated through a series of projects using current application design software.Prerequisites: IMT122IMT250MUSIC TECHNOLOGY3 Credit HoursBuilding on the understanding of audio recording developed in IMT129, Music Technology emphasizes commercial music production with advanced discussions and implementation of mixers, digital recording devices, duplicators and software in a lab-based environment. Upon completion, the student will be able to analyze music production needs and create simple, viable presentations of their own projects.Prerequisites: IMT129IMT251AUTHORING & VIDEO COMPRESSION3 Credit HoursThis course covers advanced topics in video compression for both DVD and the web. Streaming video, video integration with other web media and flash video will be covered through a series of production/ compression challenges. DVD authoring standards, compression rates and DVD preparation will also be covered.Prerequisites: (IMT252) or IMT126, ECA155IMT252ADVANCED EDITING & AUDIO/VIDEO3 Credit HoursThis course covers advanced topics in video editing and audio preparation for video. Topics covered include: multi-camera editing, color correction, hi-definition conversion, mixing for surround sound and ADR. A series of production assignments, in conjunction with IMT239, will cover basic film scoring.Prerequisites: IMT223, IMT129IMT253GRAPHIC FOR ILLUSTRATION3 Credit HoursStudents will learn how to develop basic illustrations and line art using Adobe Illustrator. Labs focus on drawing and creating logos, print and web graphics, industrial devices and medical illustrations.Prerequisites: IMT122IMT254PORTFOLIO DEVELOPMENT3 Credit HoursThis capstone course will focus on developing and completing complex print design projects and a portfolio. These projects are used to assess the student competencies and proficiencies acquired in the program. A portfolio is required.Prerequisites: IMT244, IMT245IMT255ADVANCED ILLUSTRATION3 Credit HoursThis course will expand on the skill learned in IMT253 and will focus on logo design & illustration design using Adobe Illustrator. Demonstrations will include hands-on projects produced by students to enhance their understanding of vector artwork. Upon completion of this course, students to enhance their understanding of vector artwork. Upon completion of this course, students will have an increased knowledge and understanding of Adobe Illustrator, logo design and Illustration design.Prerequisites: IMT253IMT256ADVANCED DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY3 Credit HoursEmphasis in the course on advancing technical skills, shot composition and advanced camera controls and advanced photo editing. Black and white photography will also be explored in this course. A digital camera is required, an SLR is preferred.Prerequisites: IMT132Corequisites: IMT245
IMT223DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDING & EDIT3 Credit HoursThis course covers the production of digital video. Studio practice will include topics such as camera operation, lighting, and digital video editing. Working independently and in groups, students work on projects including documentary, short subject narratives, and editing exercises.Prerequisites: IMT121, IMT122
IMT2273D GRAPHICS ANIMATION3 Credit HoursBuilding upon the stills acquired in 3D modeling, this course teaches the student the principles of animation using 3dsMax. Upon completion, the student will understand such concepts as weight, balance, and inverse kinematics.Prerequisites: IMT125Corequisites: IMT240
IMT228ADV 3D DESIGN GRAPHIC ANIMATON3 Credit HoursThis course covers the design aspects and processes of 3D development as well as advanced concepts such as dynamics. Demonstrations and hands-on practice will reinforce the concepts. Upon completion the students will be able to hone the skills learned in previous classes to create a final practicum project.Prerequisites: IMT227, IMT240
IMT230WEBCASTING3 Credit HoursThe technology of sending an audio and video stream via the internet through a streaming server is the focus of this course. Presentations are created live as well as learning to cast a previously recorded session via the streaming server and played back "on demand".Prerequisites: IMT129, ECA228
IMT237COMPOSITING3 Credit HoursStudents learn how to create special effects using the green screen, mattes, alpha channels and masks, using special effects software. Upon completion, students will be able to effectively create special effects in various formats. Students will gain these skills through a series of labs and projects utilizing Adobe After Effects.Prerequisites: IMT223
IMT238ADVANCED VIDEO PRODUCTION3 Credit HoursThis course expands on the skills and techniques learned in Lighting & Cinematography. There will be more focus on the creation of HD video and DVD authoring. Student projects will be used to explore the latest techniques in the video industry.Prerequisites: IMT242
IMT239MUSIC SYNTHESIS3 Credit HoursSoftware and hardware-based music synthesis and tone generation are the focal points of this course. Discovery of different types of music synthesis and its integration within other forms of recordable audio is also covered.Prerequisites: IMT247
IMT240ADVANCED 3D GRAPHIC MODELING3 Credit HoursThis course provides the student with opportunities to learn and refine the 3D modeling, texturing, lighting, and rendering skills learned in earlier courses. Upon completion, the student will be able to effectively use the 3D software to interface to create and render various 3D graphic objects and characters.Prerequisites: IMT125Corequisites: IMT227
IMT242LIGHTING & CINEMATOGRAPHY3 Credit HoursThis course covers the topics necessary to design videos from script to screen. Studio practice will reinforce topics such as exposure, composition, framing, and single camera production. Lighting topics include studio and field lighting techniques, artistic and functional lighting design and applications. Upon completion, the student will be able to plan, shoot, and edit short form videos in a variety of genres.Prerequisites: IMT223
IMT243ADVANCED COMPOSITING3 Credit HoursThis course covers the design and integration of motion graphics with video. Studio projects will reinforce topics such as integration of 3D graphics with video, advanced animation techniques, filters and footage repair. Techniques learned will apply equally to game design and movie special effects. Students will gain these skills through a series of hands-on project utilizing Adobe After Effects and Autodesk 3DsMax.Prerequisites: IMT125, IMT237
IMT244DIGITAL PAGE LAYOUT & DESIGN3 Credit HoursThis course offers the student a foundation in layout and design for advertising, marketing, newsletter, and other publication materials. Emphasis on design principles for the creation of advertising and publishing materials such as letterheads, business cards, ads, fliers, brochures, and manuals. This capstone course will allow students to master design principles through the use of typography, effective use of color, special graphic effects and output considerations. Students will gain these skills through a series of hands-on projects utilizing Adobe inDesign.Prerequisites: (IMT122, IMT131) or ECA243, IMT253
IMT245GRAPHIC ARTS DESIGN II3 Credit HoursThis course expands on the skills and techniques learned in Graphic Arts Design. Additionally, there will be more focus on photographic enhancements; working with filters and other tools and options available to enhance graphics in this course. Upon completion of this course, students will develop further understanding and abilities to design and enhance both print and web media. Demonstrations and hands-on projects are implemented on the computer using Adobe Photoshop.Prerequisites: IMT122
IMT246APPLIED MUSIC TECHNOLOGY3 Credit HoursA practical application of the student's knowledge of music, music technology, and computer software/hardware technology. The student will create a number of musical compositions assisted by MIDI software/hardware interfaces and merge these compositions with web sites, training videos, marketing presentations and other practical applications of software engineering technology.Prerequisites: or IMT250, IMT130
IMT247THEORY AND COMPOSITION II3 Credit HoursA continuation of the first course that provides the student with advanced composition, theory, harmony and improvisational skills with the focus of implementation being TV, film and mixed media.Prerequisites: IMT135
IMT248MUSIC TECHNOLOGY PRACTICUM1 Credit HoursThe presentation of music, video and mixed media applications will prepare the student to create a working portfolio to aid in the obtainment of employment. Students are required to present 5 pieces over the course of the semester to be critiqued and analyzed by their peers and instructors. This course is presented in a theatre style environment with formal rules of theatric engagement.Prerequisites: IMT239Corequisites: IMT246
IMT249TEXTURES FOR 2D AND 3D3 Credit HoursThis course covers the creation of professional-quality textures for both 2D and 3D design. Upon completion of this course, students will learn the art and design in the creation of these textures and effects, including basic designs, shortcuts and creating environmental textures. Design skills covered in this course will allow students to proceed to designing textures for 3D gaming amoung other applications. Learning will be facilitated through a series of projects using current application design software.Prerequisites: IMT122
IMT250MUSIC TECHNOLOGY3 Credit HoursBuilding on the understanding of audio recording developed in IMT129, Music Technology emphasizes commercial music production with advanced discussions and implementation of mixers, digital recording devices, duplicators and software in a lab-based environment. Upon completion, the student will be able to analyze music production needs and create simple, viable presentations of their own projects.Prerequisites: IMT129
IMT251AUTHORING & VIDEO COMPRESSION3 Credit HoursThis course covers advanced topics in video compression for both DVD and the web. Streaming video, video integration with other web media and flash video will be covered through a series of production/ compression challenges. DVD authoring standards, compression rates and DVD preparation will also be covered.Prerequisites: (IMT252) or IMT126, ECA155
IMT252ADVANCED EDITING & AUDIO/VIDEO3 Credit HoursThis course covers advanced topics in video editing and audio preparation for video. Topics covered include: multi-camera editing, color correction, hi-definition conversion, mixing for surround sound and ADR. A series of production assignments, in conjunction with IMT239, will cover basic film scoring.Prerequisites: IMT223, IMT129
IMT253GRAPHIC FOR ILLUSTRATION3 Credit HoursStudents will learn how to develop basic illustrations and line art using Adobe Illustrator. Labs focus on drawing and creating logos, print and web graphics, industrial devices and medical illustrations.Prerequisites: IMT122
IMT254PORTFOLIO DEVELOPMENT3 Credit HoursThis capstone course will focus on developing and completing complex print design projects and a portfolio. These projects are used to assess the student competencies and proficiencies acquired in the program. A portfolio is required.Prerequisites: IMT244, IMT245
IMT255ADVANCED ILLUSTRATION3 Credit HoursThis course will expand on the skill learned in IMT253 and will focus on logo design & illustration design using Adobe Illustrator. Demonstrations will include hands-on projects produced by students to enhance their understanding of vector artwork. Upon completion of this course, students to enhance their understanding of vector artwork. Upon completion of this course, students will have an increased knowledge and understanding of Adobe Illustrator, logo design and Illustration design.Prerequisites: IMT253
IMT256ADVANCED DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY3 Credit HoursEmphasis in the course on advancing technical skills, shot composition and advanced camera controls and advanced photo editing. Black and white photography will also be explored in this course. A digital camera is required, an SLR is preferred.Prerequisites: IMT132Corequisites: IMT245
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