Digital Media Design Program
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Department News
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June 24
For two weeks this summer, Assistant Professor of Art Tracy Taylor, Caitlyn Pickens ‘11, and Anica Lin ‘13 taught computer animation, including necessary art, math, creative writing, science, and computer skills, to middle schoolers on the Pine Ridge Reservation, located in one of the nation’s poorest neighborhoods.
The Digital Media Design program bridges the arts and sciences by providing students with both technical knowledge and an understanding of aesthetics. Faculty from the Departments of Art, Communication, and Computer Science provide a solid foundation of theoretical knowledge tempered with practical, professionally applicable experience in digital media.
The minor emphasizes Web design and development, both technical and artistic, and it also provides latitude for coursework leaning more toward the history and theory of digital communications, or more toward the artistic and creative, or even geared more toward computer science and database-driven Web applications.
