BA Media Study – Production Concentration
Required Courses:
- Three basic production courses (group A)
- Two intermediate production courses (group B)
- One advanced production course (group C)
- Four Basic Theory Courses (group D)
- One advanced analysis course (group E)
- Two electives courses at the 300/400 level (group F)
- Six courses/18-credit hour breadth requirement (group G)
A. BASIC PRODUCTION
DMS 103 Basic Video or DMS 105 Basic Documentary
DMS 110 Programming for Digital Art
DMS 121 Basic Digital Arts
B. INTERMERDIATE PRODUCTION
DMS 321 Web Development
DMS 332 Game and Animation Workshop
DMS 341 Intermediate Video Workshop
DMS 400 Film & Cinematography
DMS 419 Intermediate Digital Arts
DMS 423 Programming Graphics I
DMS 435 Screenwriting
DMS 438 Virtual Worlds I
DMS 446 Interface Design
DMS 450 Film & Development of Contemporary Art
DMS 462 Game Design
DMS 463 Interactive Fiction
DMS 485 Media Robotics
C. ADVANCED PRODUCTION
DMS 401 Advanced Cinematography
DMS 402 Advanced Editing
DMS 403 Advanced Documentary
DMS 420 Advanced Digital Arts
DMS 424 Programming Graphics II
DMS 439 Virtual Worlds II
DMS 441 Advanced Video Production
DMS 447 Sound Design
DMS 486 Computational Media
D. Basic Theory
DMS 107 Film and Media History I or DMS 108 Film History II*
DMS 211 Plasma
DMS 220 Machines, Codes, and Culture
DMS 259 Media Analysis
E. Advanced Theory
DMS 303 Video Analysis I
DMS 304 Video Analysis II
DMS 305 Film Analysis I
DMS 306 Film Analysis II
DMS 350 Information Theories
DMS 409 Nonfiction Film
DMS 411 Film Theory
DMS 412 Theory of Film Narrative
DMS 425 Visual Media Poetics
DMS 426 Sound Media Poetics
DMS 448 Games, Gender, and Culture
DMS 474 Media Theories and Approaches
F. ELECTIVES
**Any DMS course at the 300/400 level can be used to fulfill electives including special topics, or internships.
G. BREADTH REQUIREMENT
Students majoring in Media Study must take 18 credits (6 courses) of electives in another discipline or set of disciplines, manifesting a coherence, breadth, and depth of general advanced study. At least four of these courses must be at the 300 or 400 level. This breadth requirement is often satisfied with a minor in another department, as long as it meets the necessary credits.
MA Arts Management
Required Courses:
AAP 501: Why Manage the Arts?
AAP 508: Arts & Cultural Policy and Diplomacy
AAP 509: Research in Arts Management
AAP 511: Fieldwork in Arts Management
AAP 551: Introduction to Nonprofit Management I
AAP 552: Introduction to Nonprofit Management II
AAP 585: Legal Issues in Arts Management
AAP 560: Managing Arts Spaces
AAP 512 or AAP 513: Final Project or Thesis Guidance
12 elective credits
SHARED COURSES: DMS – Production Concentration students will build a virtual minor that includes 9 credits of graduate level Arts Management elective courses. DMS – Production Concentration students will also use 3 general elective credits on AAP 501: Why Manage the Arts? and an additional 3 general elective credits on a graduate level Arts Management elective course. These 15 credits of courses will be counted towards both awards.