Bachelor of Arts in Media and Information Course Details

Overview and critique of concepts of information, the history of computing and information, uses and effects of information technology, information management, and human-centered approaches to designing information systems.

Exploration of digitization and capture of personal information. Issues of privacy, anonymity, and ownership. Technologies involved in capturing personal information.

Basic principles of managing and financing media and information companies, media projects, and information applications.

Principles of 3D computer graphics applied in cinema, games, illustration, design and sculpture. Use of 3D software to create and manipulate synthetic objects, materials, lights, and cameras.

Brainstorming, planning, implementing, and troubleshooting applications and interfaces for games and interactive media. Basic principles of programming for interactivity.