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Multimedia Communications A.A.S. Degree Program at Raritan Valley Community College, Lab Reports of English Language

Information about the associate of applied science (a.a.s.) degree program in multimedia communications offered at raritan valley community college. The interdisciplinary program integrates knowledge and skills from computer information systems, communications, and commercial art. Graduates will be able to create and present multimedia presentations using various software, identify system resources required, and apply knowledge of other disciplines to problem-solving and decision-making. The curriculum includes courses in english, computer literacy or concepts and programming, graphics design, interactive multimedia, web page development, video production, mathematics, social science, and science.

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RVCC 2009-2010 Catalog • For updated information, visit www.raritanval.edu
116
The Associate of Applied Science degree in Multimedia
Communications prepares students for careers in the fields of
multimedia design and production. The program is
interdisciplinary in nature, integrating specialized knowledge
and skills from three academic areas at Raritan Valley
Community College: computer information systems,
communications and commercial art.
Graduates are able to:
define multimedia and relate its components to traditional
presentation techniques
identify hardware and software used in multimedia
discuss the features of well designed multimedia
presentations
discuss the use of text, graphics, sound, video, and
animation in multimedia
create and present multimedia presentations in multiple
mediums using appropriate text, graphics, sound, video
and animation software
identify the system resources required for various types
of multimedia presentations
interpret current copyright laws concerning multimedia
locate resources on the Internet that are used in creating
multimedia presentations
open, convert, and transfer electronically computer files
with various file extensions and sizes
demonstrate proficiency in using the computer to collect,
prepare and present documents that summarize and
synthesize information used in making decisions
apply knowledge of other disciplines to problem solving
and decision making
recognize the ethical issues surrounding the use of
computers in creating multimedia presentations
analyze data and create presentations and other
documents that communicate ideas effectively
recognize the commonalities and differences in values,
perspectives and behaviors of diverse people in the
development of multimedia presentations
Curriculum
A A.S. Degree
Course Credits
ENGL-111 English I 3
CISY-114 Interactive Multimedia I 3
ARTS-105 Two-Dimensional Design 3
CISY-102 Computer Literacy4or
CISY-103 Computer Concepts and Programming 3-4
Humanities1,3 3
ENGL-112 English II 3
Communication13
ARTS-246 Graphics Design I 3
CISY-208 Interactive Multimedia II 3
CISY-225 Web Page Development I 3
General Education13
CISY-268 Web Page Development II 3
Mathematics13-4
ARTS-267 Video Production I 3
Social Science13
ARTS-247 Graphics Design II 3
CISY-291 Interactive Multimedia Programming 3
ARTS-268 Video Production II (recommended) or
Specialization Elective23
Science (lab)13
General Education13
Total Credits 60 - 61
1Select a course from the appropriate category of the General Education
list.
2Choose from the following: Color Theory (ARTS-132), Two-
Dimensional Animation (ARTS-248), Digital Artmaking (ARTS-249),
Web Page Development/Graphic Artist (ARTS-274), Introduction to
Digital Photography (ARTS-112), Newspaper Production (ARTS-285),
Fundamentals of Game Design (CISY-106), Extensible Markup
Language (XML) (CISY-227), JavaScript (CISY- 244), Computer
Science Cooperative Education (CISY-292), Speech (COMM-101),
Writing for the Media (COMM-251) or Introduction to Mass
Communication (COMM-120).
3Art of the Movies: Film Appreciation and Analysis (FILM-101) is
recommended.
4Students who are focusing on an art emphasis are recommended to take
Computer Literacy (CISY-102).
Multimedia Communications
Associate of Applied Science Degree
Multimedia Communications - A.A.S.

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116 RVCC 2009-2010 Catalog • For updated information, visit www.raritanval.edu

The Associate of Applied Science degree in Multimedia Communications prepares students for careers in the fields of multimedia design and production. The program is interdisciplinary in nature, integrating specialized knowledge and skills from three academic areas at Raritan Valley Community College: computer information systems, communications and commercial art. Graduates are able to:

  • define multimedia and relate its components to traditional presentation techniques
  • identify hardware and software used in multimedia
  • discuss the features of well designed multimedia presentations
  • discuss the use of text, graphics, sound, video, and animation in multimedia
  • create and present multimedia presentations in multiple mediums using appropriate text, graphics, sound, video and animation software
  • identify the system resources required for various types of multimedia presentations
  • interpret current copyright laws concerning multimedia
  • locate resources on the Internet that are used in creating multimedia presentations
  • open, convert, and transfer electronically computer files with various file extensions and sizes
  • demonstrate proficiency in using the computer to collect, prepare and present documents that summarize and synthesize information used in making decisions
  • apply knowledge of other disciplines to problem solving and decision making
  • recognize the ethical issues surrounding the use of computers in creating multimedia presentations
  • analyze data and create presentations and other documents that communicate ideas effectively
  • recognize the commonalities and differences in values, perspectives and behaviors of diverse people in the development of multimedia presentations

Curriculum A A.S. Degree

Course Credits ENGL-111 English I 3 CISY-114 Interactive Multimedia I 3 ARTS-105 Two-Dimensional Design 3 CISY-102 Computer Literacy^4 or CISY-103 Computer Concepts and Programming 3- Humanities1,3^3

ENGL-112 English II 3 Communication^1 ARTS-246 Graphics Design I 3 CISY-208 Interactive Multimedia II 3 CISY-225 Web Page Development I 3

General Education^1 CISY-268 Web Page Development II 3 Mathematics^1 3- ARTS-267 Video Production I 3 Social Science^1

ARTS-247 Graphics Design II 3 CISY-291 Interactive Multimedia Programming 3 ARTS-268 Video Production II (recommended) or Specialization Elective^2 Science (lab)^1 General Education^1

Total Credits 60 - 61

(^1) Select a course from the appropriate category of the General Education list. (^2) Choose from the following: Color Theory (ARTS-132), Two- Dimensional Animation (ARTS-248), Digital Artmaking (ARTS-249), Web Page Development/Graphic Artist (ARTS-274), Introduction to Digital Photography (ARTS-112), Newspaper Production (ARTS-285), Fundamentals of Game Design (CISY-106), Extensible Markup Language (XML) (CISY-227), JavaScript (CISY- 244), Computer Science Cooperative Education (CISY-292), Speech (COMM-101), Writing for the Media (COMM-251) or Introduction to Mass Communication (COMM-120). (^3) Art of the Movies: Film Appreciation and Analysis (FILM-101) is recommended. (^4) Students who are focusing on an art emphasis are recommended to take Computer Literacy (CISY-102).

Multimedia Communications

Associate of Applied Science Degree

Multimedia Communications - A.A.S.