Multimedia Development - Minor

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Emma Eccles Jones College of Education and Human Services

Department of Instructional Technology and Learning Sciences

Multimedia Development Minor Objectives

Provide students with design skills.
Develop students’ multimedia production skills.
Prepare students for employment in the multimedia field.

Multimedia Development Minor Requirements

The Multimedia Development minor is especially appropriate for fields which require computer-based instruction, such as business, computer science, engineering, and communications, but students from all majors are accepted. For detailed requirements, contact the ITLS department.

Students must:

meet with the Multimedia Development Minor program coordinator to complete the necessary paperwork

successfully complete a minimum of 15 credits from the following courses:

ITLS 4130 - Data Visualization 3 credit(s)
ITLS 4205 - Integrated Multimedia Production 3 credit(s)
ITLS 4210 - Virtual Environment Development 3 credit(s)
ITLS 4215 - Video and Audio Design and Production I 3 credit(s)
ITLS 4220 - Video and Audio Design and Production II 3 credit(s)
ITLS 4230 - Graphic Design and Production I 3 credit(s)
ITLS 4240 - Graphic Design and Production II 3 credit(s)
ITLS 4245 - eLearning Authoring Tools 3 credit(s)
ITLS 4260 - Mobile Design and Development for Learning 3 credit(s)
ITLS 4265 - Internet Design and Development 3 credit(s)
ITLS 4270 - Digital Making and Learning 3 credit(s)
ITLS 4275 - Multimedia Special Topic Studio I 3 credit(s)
ITLS 4320 - Writing for Design (CI) 3 credit(s)
* IS 3700 - User Interface/User Experience Web Design 3 credit(s)
* IS 5700 - Advanced Client-Side Web Application Development 3 credit(s)
*IS courses may have required pre-requisites. Check before registration. Check the class schedule or with the program advisor for availability and course options.

Overview:

Employment opportunities for graduates with multimedia development skills are increasing as hundreds of companies are being established to meet the demand for well-designed multimedia materials. This 15-credit undergraduate minor is designed for the individual who would enjoy producing multimedia computer-based training materials.

Program:

The multimedia minor requires a minimum of 15 credit hours for completion. To be officially accepted into the minor, students must meet with the Instructional Technology & Learning Sciences (ITLS) multimedia minor coordinator and complete an Information Sheet (available in the ITLS department main office - Emma Eccles Jones Education building, room 215.