Graduate Certificate Interactive Multimedia
The Interactive Media certificate has been created in response to the recent growth and use of multimedia applications in the modern business environment. You’ll jump right in creating detailed interactive pieces from websites to Flash animation. By the end, you’ll have a foundation in programming and the ability to create the polished work that is necessary to look professional.
In response to the recent growth and use of multimedia applications in the modern business environment, this certificate has been explicitly designed for students who want to focus exclusively on the popular discipline of multimedia.
The program requires the student to complete a minimum of 12 semester credit hours of coursework, with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0. Regular program prerequisites still apply (CS 500 Introduction to Structured Programming and CS 501 Introduction to Data Structures). Students matriculated in the master's program are not eligible for a graduate certificate. However, students who have successfully completed a graduate certificate may apply to the master's program and may be able to use those credits earned in the certificate program toward the master's degree. Contact the program director to determine which, if any, graduate certificate credits may apply. Graduate admissions procedures must be followed.
The Interactive Media certificate has been created in response to the recent growth and use of multimedia applications in the modern business environment. You’ll jump right in creating detailed interactive pieces from websites to Flash animation. By the end, you’ll have a foundation in programming and the ability to create the polished work that is necessary to look professional.
In response to the recent growth and use of multimedia applications in the modern business environment, this certificate has been explicitly designed for students who want to focus exclusively on the popular discipline of multimedia.
The program requires the student to complete a minimum of 12 semester credit hours of coursework, with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0. Regular program prerequisites still apply (CS 500 Introduction to Structured Programming and CS 501 Introduction to Data Structures). Students matriculated in the master's program are not eligible for a graduate certificate. However, students who have successfully completed a graduate certificate may apply to the master's program and may be able to use those credits earned in the certificate program toward the master's degree. Contact the program director to determine which, if any, graduate certificate credits may apply. Graduate admissions procedures must be followed.
