This is an unofficial description for this program. For official information check the Academic Catalog.
The Graphics Technology program covers digital graphics, print media, digital media workflow processes from design (pre-press) to production, including computer networking and information technology infrastructure which is becoming very important. Additionally, the degree focuses on the workflow core and workflow automation options for multiple forms of digital media production processes. Digital pre-media, digital printing, color reproduction, digital photography, graphic management information systems, press and post-press operations, as well as science and analytical mathematics, supplemental computer related courses, business and management courses, round out the curriculum. All of the courses allow digital media content to be created and shared via computer-based publications, printed materials, interactive formats, as well as emerging digital print/package media technologies.
Major Requirements
Required Courses
CS 110 Intro to Web Programming 3 Credits
CET 113 Intro Information Processing 3 Credits
CEGT 400 Internship and Senior Seminar 3 Credits
TM 190 Global Quality Management Syst 3 Credits
TM 362 Leading Project Teams 3 Credits
AC 210 Accounting for Decision-Making 3 Credits
or
AC 211 Introduction to Financial Accounting 3 Credits
MGT 295 Fundamentals of Management and Organizational Behavior 3 Credits
MKT 295 Fundamentals of Marketing 3 Credits
GRT 112 Digital Imaging for Grphc Tech 3 Credits
GRT 212 Graphics Technology Systems 3 Credits
GRT 242 Creative Media Industries Experience I 3 Credits
GRT 272 Packaging Technology 3 Credits
GRT 342 Screen & Specialty Printing Manufacturing 3 Credits
GRT 352 Color Management & Analysis 3 Credits
GRT 362 Estimating & Scheduling for Graphics Technology 3 Credits
GRT 442 Print Production 3 Credits
Tracks
Student must complete 1 technical track of the 2 tracks for 15 credits
Networking Information Technology Track (15 credits)
Interactive Computer Graphics Technology Track (15 credits)
Required General Education Courses
Arts and Humanities
Economics
Behavioral Sciences
Communication Skills
Total Credit Hours: 120