Media Design Technology, AAS

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The media industry directs and influences the entire population in some way wherever a visual product is designed, produced, printed, or published online. New media trends are driving unprecedented change in communications and technology through websites, apps, and other user interface design. The variety of printed products is very broad: magazines, newspapers, packaging, books, environmental signage, advertising, and documentation are just a few examples.

Graphic artists are expected to translate complicated concepts into easy-to-grasp visual representations. Employees in this field work closely with journalists, website developers/programmers, marketers, and sales representatives.

TECHNOLOGY REQUIREMENTS: This degree requires students to purchase a Southeast Tech laptop from the Southeast Tech IT Support Center. (This program requires the use of a Mac laptop computer.)

Program Curriculum | 66 Credits Minimum

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Course substitution of Electives may be possible with department approval, depending on scheduling.

All courses with the prefix DMP, MEDIA and COMM require a “C” or better to meet graduation requirements.

Students entering a program in any semester other than outlined may not graduate in the expected amount of time.

Media Design Technology, AAS

Program Curriculum | 66 Credits Minimum

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