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                                                     MMGD COURSES
                                                 MULTI-MEDIA & GRAPHIC

               MMGD 211 DESIGN GRAPHIC DESIGN I –VISUAL FORM
               Credits:  3 (2,0,2)   Prerequisite:   MMGD 231

                   The course lays the foundation for graphic design studies. It focuses on the applications of the
                   basic elements of color, line, and shape to a specific message. The course is designed to
                   enhance students' visual perception and problem solving skills as their projects are critiqued
                   weekly.

               MMGD 231 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN I
               Credits: 3 (1,0,5)   Prerequisite:   MATH 103, ARCH 131
                   This course introduces computer aided graphic software such as AutoCad for technical
                   application in 2D and 3D presentations. The course emphasizes the use of computers rendering
                   techniques for simulating models, materials, and textures, and the importance of presenting
                   these simulations in multiple shots.


               MMGD 232 COMPUTER VISUALIZATION AND SIMULATION
               Credits: 3 (1,0,5)   Prerequisite:   MMGD 231

                   The course focuses on the use of advanced computer software multi-media design. Students
                   obtain hands-on-experience applying digital methods used in design, modeling, rendering,
                   lighting, etc. for visualized drawing. The course covers basic animation modeling (Rhino and
                   Maya), shading, rendering, animation (3D MAX and Mental Ray), and digital media editing
                   (Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Premier) or equivalent modeling software.


               MMGD 334 PHOTOGRAPHY
               Credits: 3 (2,0,2)   Prerequisite:   Junior Standing

                   The course discusses the significance of medium photography within communications
                   processes and the difference between human perception and photographic image. It covers
                   the fundamentals and principles of photographic image making and aesthetics. The use of
                   photography as an investigative and presentation tool is also discussed. Emphasis on
                   composition and design elements of view, lighting, black and white technique; as well, digital
                   image manipulation, and input and output strategies using digital cameras and creative camera
                   controls. The course focuses finally on proficiency in working with equipment and software
                   combined with creativity to produce a quality portfolio
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