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MATH 095 Factoring Module 1 credits
Topics covered include factoring polynomials, solving quadratic equations through factoring, and applications using quadratic equations and factoring. This is a self-paced, independent study class which will help students improve their factoring skills in preparation for MATH 099 .
Prerequisites: Instructor permission.
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MATH 097 Quantitative Literacy 5 credits
This course develops student skills in interpreting, understanding, and using quantitative information. It covers algebraic reasoning, modeling, and reading and writing quantitative information, and emphasizes critical thinking and statistical reasoning.
Prerequisites: MATH 087 or equivalent placement score.
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MATH 098 Essentials of Intermediate Algebra 5 credits
This course focuses on the intermediate algebra skills needed for students planning to take MATH& 107 , MATH& 146 , or MATH 147 . Emphasis is on data analysis, mathematical modeling, quantitative reasoning, and working with linear and exponential functions. Applications with quadratic, rational, and radical functions are also covered.
Prerequisites: MATH 090 or equivalent placement score.
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MATH 099 Intermediate Algebra for STEM 5 credits
This course covers the intermediate algebra skills and content needed for students going into STEM fields. It focuses on linear, quadratic, exponential, and logarithmic functions; rational and radical expressions and equations; roots and exponents; complex numbers; functions; and graphing.
Prerequisites: MATH 090 or equivalent placement score.
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MATH 099A Intermediate Algebra Part I 2 credits
Intermediate Algebra covers rational expressions, roots and exponents, complex numbers, functions, graphing, and the solution of quadratic equations. MATH 99A covers Part 1 of MATH 099 .
Prerequisites: MATH 090 or equivalent placement test score and instructor permission.
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MATH 099B Intermediate Algebra, Part II 3 credits
Intermediate Algebra covers rational expressions, roots and exponents, complex numbers, functions, graphing, and the solution of quadratic equations. MATH 99B covers Part 2 of MATH 099 .
Prerequisites: MATH 099A and instructor permission.
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MATH 099X Accelerated Intermediate Algebra for STEM 5 credits
This course is a single-quarter refresher of both Elementary and Intermediate Algebra skills to prepare for STEM courses. Topics include solving and graphing linear, quadratic, exponential, logarithmic, rational and radical functions; roots and exponents; complex numbers; inequalities; and systems of equations.
Prerequisites: MATH 087 or equivalent placement score.
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MATH 102 Quantitative Reasoning 5 credits
Quantitative Reasoning covers trigonometry, set theory and logic, and exponential and logarithmic functions. General and commercial applications are emphasized. Problem solving and class exercises focus on team projects.
Prerequisites: MATH 087 or equivalent placement score.
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MATH 103 Technical Mathematics III 5 credits
Technical Mathematics III is the last course in a three course series in applied mathematics. Technical applications are: Computer Logic, Computer Algebra, Venn Diagrams, Mathematical Design and Modeling, Calculus (3-D Graphs) and others.
Prerequisites: MATH 090 or MATH 091 .
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MATH 111 College Algebra with Applications 5 credits
This course provides a comprehensive review of algebra, graphs, and functions, and includes an in-depth study of linear, quadratic, and trigonometric functions. Problem-solving using geometry and vector analysis is also covered. Practical applications are emphasized.
Prerequisites: MATH 098 (recommended), MATH 099 , or equivalent placement test score.
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MATH 145 Finite Mathematics for Business 5 credits
Finite Math covers the computational knowledge, skills, and techniques necessary for success in modern business. Content includes functions and their graphs, linear programming, matrices, combinatorics, logic, statistics, and the applications of math to finance and economics.
Prerequisites: MATH 099 (A grade of 2.5 or higher is highly recommended).
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MATH 147 Digital Mathematics 5 credits
Digital Mathematics covers the finite mathematical knowledge, skills and techniques necessary for success in computer-based technologies. Content includes counting, number systems, logic, relations, recursion, graphs and trees, algorithms, data structures, digital circuits, software languages, and programming.
Prerequisites: MATH 098 (recommended) or MATH 099 .
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MATH 220 Linear Algebra 5 credits
Linear algebra serves as an introduction to matrix theory. Topics include matrix operations, determinants, solving systems of equations, n-dimensional vector spaces, subspaces, linear transformations, eigenvalues and eigenvectors, and their applications.
Prerequisites: MATH& 153 .
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MATH 246 Business Statistics 5 credits
The course is designed to teach managers to apply statistical methods in a business context in order to address business related questions and help make evidence-based decisions as well as how to interpret analyses performed by others. Topics include data description, data presentation, statistical analysis, statistical interpretation, and statistical inference.
Prerequisites: Admission to BASTLM program or instructor permission.
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MATH 341 Mathematics of Design 5 credits
Mathematics of Design examines the relationship between the concepts of mathematics and the disciplines of design, with emphasis on the interaction between visual thinking, digital design tools, and mathematical approaches to space, structure and form. Course content is selected from geometry, statistics, animation, search, virtual reality, information visualization, and modern mathematical fields such as fractals, cellular automata, and iconic math.
Prerequisites: Admission to the BTAD program.
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MATH 351 Biostatistics 5 credits
Introduction to statistical analysis of biological data. Topics include experimental design and hypothesis testing, descriptive statistics, probability, validity, reliability, chi-square distribution, confidence intervals, power, sample size, and introduction to various parametric and non-parametric tests.
Prerequisites: Admission to the BASPH program.
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MATH& 107 Math in Society 5 credits
Math in Society is a survey course in practical mathematics. Core topics of the course include proportional reasoning, probability, descriptive statistics, growth and decay models (linear and exponential), and the mathematics of personal finance. Other topics that might be addressed include, but are not limited to: modern geometry, trigonometry, sets and logic, discrete math topics (such as graph theory, scheduling, voting theory, game theory, or fair division), and math in the arts.
Prerequisites: MATH 098 (recommended), or MATH 099 , or equivalent placement score.
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MATH& 141 Pre-Calculus I 5 credits
Precalculus I includes the study of linear, absolute value, radical, polynomial, rational, exponential, and logarithmic functions.
Prerequisites: MATH 099 or equivalent placement score.
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MATH& 142 Pre-Calculus II 5 credits
Precalculus II includes the study of the properties, graphs, and applications of the trigonometric functions and their inverses with an emphasis on identities and solving equations. This course also introduces vectors, polar coordinates and graphs, and parametric equations.
Prerequisites: MATH& 141 .
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MATH& 146 Statistics 5 credits
Statistics covers the organization and graphical representation of data, measures of central tendency and variation, basic probability theory, discrete probability distributions and the binomial formula, the normal distribution, hypothesis testing, confidence intervals, correlation, and linear regression.
Prerequisites: MATH 098 (recommended), or MATH 099 , or equivalent placement score.
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MATH& 148 Business Calculus 5 credits
Surveys differential and integral calculus, emphasizing uses in business and social science. Intended for students who wish only a brief course in calculus.
Prerequisites: MATH 145 or instructor permission.
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MATH& 151 Calculus I 5 credits
This first-quarter calculus course includes the study of function limits, and emphasizes differential calculus and its applications.
Prerequisites: MATH& 142 .
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MATH& 152 Calculus II 5 credits
This second-quarter calculus course includes the study of integral calculus and its applications and an introduction to differential equations. A graphing calculator is required.
Prerequisites: MATH& 151 or equivalent placement score.
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MATH& 153 Calculus III 5 credits
Third quarter of the calculus sequence. Calculus III includes the study of infinite sequences and series; the geometry of space including polar forms; parametric equations; and the study of vector-valued functions and space curves.
Prerequisites: MATH& 152 .
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MATH& 254 Calculus IV 5 credits
Fourth quarter of the calculus sequence. Calculus IV introduces the study of multivariable calculus, with a focus on functions of two or three variables. Topics include: first-order differential equations, partial derivatives, directional derivatives, gradient vectors, multiple integration, vector fields, line and surface integrals, Green’s Theorem, Stokes’s Theorem, and the Divergence Theorem.
Prerequisites: MATH& 153 .
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MEDA 115 Law and Ethics 3 credits
Addresses ethical concerns and legal considerations for medical office staff and medical records management. Gain knowledge of medical contracts, explore workplace legalities, historical and social issues, and workplace responsibilities.
Prerequisites: ENGL 100 , equivalent placement score, or instructor permission.
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MEDA 116 Medical Terminology 5 credits
Basic structure of medical terms including Greek and Latin roots, prefixes, suffixes, word analysis, spelling, and pronunciation. An overview of anatomical terms with an introduction to the basic concepts of health and disease.
Prerequisites: ENGL 093 , equivalent placement score, or instructor permission.
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MEDA 118 Examine Room and Patient Preparation 5 credits
Introduction to clinical procedures in the medical office. Includes medical asepsis, Universal Precautions, vital signs, charting, preparing patient and rooms for examinations, first aid, and nutrition.
Prerequisites: ENGL 093 , BIOL& 175 , MEDA 115 , MEDA 116 , or instructor permission.
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MEDA 119 Intercultural Awareness in Health Care 3 credits
This course is designed to help you explore, understand, and appreciate the challenges posed by cultural and ethnically diverse patient populations. Meeting the health care needs of culturally diverse individuals requires sensitivity and respect for the inherent beliefs, cultural traditions, medical practices, and inherent needs of each community.
Prerequisites: ENGL 100 .
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MEDA 121 Medical Office Skills 5 credits
Medical office procedures including scheduling guidelines and telephone techniques related to the medical office, filing, accounts receivable/payable, payroll, inventory control, billing procedures, collections.
Prerequisites: BTE 101 (or test out), ENGL 093 or equivalent placement score, MEDA 116 or instructor permission.
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MEDA 125 Phlebotomy/Bloodborne Pathogens 5 credits
An overview of phlebotomy and the role of the phlebotomist in health care. Study includes circulatory system, infection control, clinical laboratory safety, and phlebotomy procedures and equipment. Laboratory hours provide students with hands on activities to gain skill competency in venipuncture and capillary specimen collection.
Prerequisites: MEDA 118 , or instructor permission.
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MEDA 129 Pharmacology/Medical Math 5 credits
Basic concepts of pharmacology including legal issues, dosage calculation, drug reactions and an overview of the most frequently prescribed medications.
Prerequisites: BIOL& 175 , MEDA 116 , MATH 087 or equivalent placement score, or instructor permission.
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MEDA 136 Coding/Billing/Insurance 5 credits
Introduction of insurance terminology, terms, phrases and abbreviations. Learn ICD-9 coding, CPT coding, and HCFA-1500 billing forms, and basics of claims management.
Prerequisites: MEDA 121 , MATH 087 , or instructor permission.
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MEDA 139 Assist w/Exam and Administer Medications 5 credits
Intermediate clinical skills including infection control, sterilization and disinfection techniques, minor surgery assisting, wound care, administration of injections, safety practices for administering medications, therapeutic modalities, eye and ear procedures.
Prerequisites: MEDA 118 .
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MEDA 140 Medical Reimbursement Systems 5 credits
A review of various types of health insurance plans, such as state, federal and managed care. Students will learn insurance claims processing cycle, billing systems and required documentation. The students will have the opportunity to apply their knowledge in a laboratory setting utilizing billing software.
Prerequisites: MEDA 136 , MEDA 211 or instructor permission.
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MEDA 154 Intermediate Medical Coding 5 credits
Introduction to coding in ambulatory care settings using CPT, HCPCS Level 1. Common practices and problems associated with insurance organizations will be explored in relation to coding ICD-9-CM and CPT. Patient classifications and their relationships to coding assignment and finances will also be explored. Coding practice. Lecture and lab.
Prerequisites: MEDA 136 or instructor permission.
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MEDA 211 Medical Computer Applications 5 credits
Computerized medical billing simulation includes scheduling patients, establishing accounts, posting charges, changes to the accounts, month-end activity, insurance tracking and basic use of electronic medical records software programs for charting, tracking lab orders and prescriptions.
Prerequisites: MEDA 121 , MEDA 136 .
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MEDA 212 Diagnostic Testing in Medical Office 5 credits
Advanced clinical skills including, ECGs and Spirometry, plus the following laboratory CLIA waived tests: hematology, microbiology, immunology, chemistry, and urinalysis.
Prerequisites: MEDA 118 , MEDA 125 , MEDA 139 , or instructor permission.
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MEDA 214 Disease Conditions and Community Health 5 credits
An overview of the disease processes of major conditions, including infectious diseases, major neoplastic conditions, and major congenital diseases. The focus is on human diseases that are first diagnosed in the clinical setting. Community health and preventative patient education will also be presented.
Prerequisites: BIOL& 175 or instructor permission.
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MEDA 254 Advanced Medical Coding 5 credits
Students will develop advanced skills in the use of the Physician’s Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) and HCPCS coding system in ambulatory and inpatient healthcare settings.
Prerequisites: MEDA 140 , MEDA 154 , or instructor permission.
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MEDA 293 Medical Assisting Externship Seminar 2 credits
Discussion, problem-solving, and evaluation of experience gained in internship. Development of professional communication skills, resume development and job seeking strategies. Prepares students for CMA Exam and provides an overview of developmental psychology.
Prerequisites: Instructor permission. Corequisites: MEDA 294 .
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MEDA 294 Medical Assistant Externship 5 credits
A supervised clinical work experience for a total of 165 hours, in an outpatient ambulatory facility that provides an opportunity to apply administrative and clinical skills in the role of a medical assistant.
Prerequisites: Instructor permission. Corequisites: MEDA 293 .
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MEDA 296 Certified Medical Assistant Review 2 credits
This course is designed to review the entire Medical Assisting program in preparation for the national CMA examination.
Prerequisites: MEDA 115 , MEDA 129 , MEDA 211 , MEDA 125 , MEDA 212 , MEDA 214 or instructor permission.
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MEDA 299 Phlebotomy Internship 4 credits
The Internship work experience offers students the opportunity to further their skills by working at an approved job site. Work objectives will be developed to enable the student to acquire on-the-job skills in a learning environment.
Prerequisites: Completion of all Phlebotomy program courses, including General Education courses, and instructor permission.
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MMDP 101 Digital Foundations 5 credits
This hands-on foundation course introduces first quarter students to the broad range of software, hardware, technical skills, and best practices necessary to excel in different areas of the multimedia industry. Students will gain a basic understanding of the processes and programs involved in designing for print, web and mobile devices, creating basic 3D renderings and sculptural objects, producing videos, photos and animated imagery, and capturing and communicating ideas and scenes through drawing and illustration. Industry professionals and guest lecturers will assist in introducing and demonstrating the various programs, mediums, and concepts essential to getting the most out of the MMDP program. Additional emphasis will be given in best practices of file management and copyright.
Prerequisites: ABED 046 , MATH 070 .
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MMDP 105 Storyboard Development 4 credits
This course will continue with hands-on drawing exercises that explain a concept on paper through drawing, and finally, several concepts in sequence. Gain a further understanding of the communication visually between employee and employer, graphic designer and client, and designer to designer.
Prerequisites: ART 121 .
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MMDP 107 Digital Storytelling 5 credits
An introduction to the process of storytelling in the digital age. In the class, students will learn a variety of formats (linear, non-linear, news) and methods (storyboarding, screenwriting) to aid in the process of clear and compelling storytelling. Students will complete the process of conceptualizing their stories and presenting them to an audience.
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MMDP 108 Interactive Media Design 5 credits
This course explores current trends and development in interactive media and interface/interaction design. Students will gain an understanding of terminology and concepts essential to interactive platforms by observing and analyzing contemporary content, and applying theoretical interaction principles to projects and exercises. Elements and principles of design will be reviewed with an emphasis on applying these principles to interaction design and usability for web and mobile device content.
Prerequisites: ABED 046 , ABED 040 or MATH 070 .
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MMDP 116 Business for Creative Professionals 4 credits
This course provides an overview of the decisions and tasks involved in setting up and working in the creative industry. Students will gain an understanding of the pros and cons of entrepreneurship, employment, and business opportunities. The course will address different business structures, licensing, taxes, contracts, proposals, business plans, marketing plans, social media, networking, pro-bono work, and portfolios. Students should take this course in their first year.
Prerequisites: MMDP 101 .
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MMDP 117 Typography 4 credits
This course covers typographic principles, type history, design considerations when working with type for print and web, font design, typefatype for print and web, font design, typeface identification strategies, and font formats/ management. Recommended completion or concurrent enrollment in any either the following: MMDP 121 , MMDP 126 .
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MMDP 119 Video Production I 4 credits
In this introduction to video production students will learn the fundamentals of the production process for narrative, commercial, and non-fiction videos. Students explore the fundamentals of composition, camera controls, production audio, lighting, interviews, and basic video editing.
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MMDP 120 Digital Content Delivery 5 credits
Students will learn the fundamentals of media compression using Apple’s Compression software. Students will also learn to design and distribute the media through podcasts, DVDs, and web streaming.
Prerequisites: MMDP118, MMDP 139 , or instructor permission.
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MMDP 121 Vector Illustration 1 with Illustrator 4 credits
This course covers basic and intermediate illustration tools and techniques available in Adobe Illustrator. Students will learn skills to produce vector-based artwork for web, multimedia, and print graphics. Emphasis is placed on proficiency with Illustrator’s pen tool.
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MMDP 122 Image Editing 1 with Photoshop 4 credits
This course covers basic image editing tools and techniques available in Adobe Photoshop. Students will learn skills to produce raster-based images for web, multimedia, and print.
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MMDP 123 Multimedia Authoring with Flash 4 credits
This course covers the basics of the Flash authoring program, including environments, drawing tools, symbols, and scenes. Action script is introduced. Basic animation techniques including tweening and importing outside materials are covered.
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MMDP 124 Introduction to 3D with Maya 4 credits
This course is an introduction to the 3D content creation process as practiced in Maya. Best practices for 3D modeling, texturing, file management, and animation will be examined. Students will build several small scenes and render those scenes into movies. Emphasis will be placed on 3D as it relates to the video game industry.
Prerequisites: MMDP 122 , ABED 046 , MATH 070 .
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MMDP 126 Page Layout 1 with InDesign 4 credits
This course covers page layout design and production using Adobe InDesign. Simple to moderately complex page design will be completed using tutorials and projects. Students will improve knowledge of layout, typography, and production methods.
Prerequisites: MMDP 121 , or MMDP 122 , or instructor permission.
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MMDP 127 Level Editing 1 4 credits
This course is an introduction to the elements of creating and modifying content and levels within the Unreal Editor (UDK). Best practices for level creation and delivery will be examined, including importing 3D objects from Maya, applying textures, creating terrain and creating special effects. Emphasis will be placed on modifying existing Unreal content and Environmental Design.
Prerequisites: MMDP 124 .
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MMDP 128 Digital Photography 4 credits
This course covers a basic exploration of photography using digital cameras to shoot and edit original photo content. Understanding and applying manual camera controls, creative and technical shooting strategies, composition theory, lighting, and workflow will be addressed using industry standard Adobe software, including Photoshop, Lightroom, and Camera RAW. Access to a digital camera with manual settings is required.
Prerequisites: MMDP 122 or instructor permission.
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MMDP 130 Concept Art - Characters 4 credits
This course covers the elements of traditional concept art creation as it applies to the video game industry. Best practices for traditional and electronic character creation for portfolio usage will be examined. Photoshop will also be used to help express these characters. ART 205 recommended.
Prerequisites: ART 121 , MMDP 122 .
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MMDP 133 Web Authoring with Dreamweaver 4 credits
Students will learn to create interactive websites with Dreamweaver in this course, developing site-design skills as they learn the basic building tools and become familiar with the advanced tool set, which includes style sheets, layers, behaviors, libraries, and extensions.
Prerequisites: ITAD 112 , MMDP 122 , or instructor permission.
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MMDP 134 3D Materials and Textures 4 credits
This course covers the elements of creating portfolio quality Shaders/Textures applied to a 3D scene. Best practices for creating realistic looking textures will be applied. Students will apply techniques learned in class and build a realistic 3D scene based on a theme.
Prerequisites: MMDP 124 .
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MMDP 137 Lighting and Effects 4 credits
This course covers the elements of lighting, shading, and special effects within Maya. Best practices for the creation of high definition modeled and rendered scenes for use in the student’s portfolio are covered. Emphasis will be on learning the benefits of using different lights within Maya as well as creating a final modeled and rendered 3D scene.
Prerequisites: MMDP 124 .
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MMDP 138 Introduction to Environmental Art 4 credits
This course introduces students to the basics of creating 3D Environmental Art within Maya. Students will create props and environments suitable for a game environment. Best practices for creating 3D models and related textures will be used to create a final 3D scene suitable for the student’s portfolio.
Prerequisites: MMDP 124 .
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MMDP 139 Post Production 4 credits
This course covers the basics of video editing. In the class, students will learn to edit video from various sources, create basic titles, effects, and transitions. Students will also learn fundamental skills in audio mixing, keyframe-based animation, and digital content delivery.
Prerequisites: MATH 070 , ABED 046 .
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MMDP 141 Vector Illustration 2 with Illustrator 4 credits
This course covers intermediate and advanced illustration tools and techniques available in Adobe Illustrator. Students will learn skills to produce moderately complex vector-based artwork for web, multimedia, and print graphics. Interoperability with Photoshop and Flash will be examined.
Prerequisites: MMDP 121 .
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MMDP 142 Image Editing 2 with Photoshop 4 credits
This course covers intermediate to advanced application of Photoshop skills, including photo retouching, seamless compositing, layer and channel manipulation, and image size/resolution optimization.
Prerequisites: MMDP 122 .
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MMDP 143 Actionscript with Flash 4 credits
Create interactive web sites using Flash software and ActionScript. Students will build on the skills acquired in Flash 1 and go from simple animation to interactivity. Topics will include managing internal and external projects and controlling sound and video with ActionScript. Students will create user interfaces and dynamic navigation.
Prerequisites: MMDP 123 .
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MMDP 146 Page Layout 2 with InDesign 4 credits
Course covers intermediate to advanced page-layout design and ePublication techniques using Adobe InDesign. Students will refine design and production skills specific to publishing for print or screen. Emphasis is placed on developing an understanding of layout formats and deliverables suitable for print and ePublication formats.
Prerequisites: MMDP 126 .
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MMDP 148 Concept Art-Digital Painting 4 credits
This course covers the elements of traditional and electronic drawing of Landscape and Level concept art as it relates to the electronic gaming field. Best practices for creating portfolio quality work will be examined, including web-based tutorials and traditional drawing demonstrations. Students will present their work to peers on a regular basis. Emphasis will be placed on traditional drawing of landscapes based on written and visual reference. Electronic landscape drawings will be produced for the final project.
Prerequisites: ART 121 , MMDP 122 .
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MMDP 150 Character Animation I 4 credits
This course covers the elements of rigging and animating a character in Maya. Students will rig a skeleton in Maya, and apply that rig to a character. Students will also animate this character in various short Maya scenarios. Emphasis on traditional animation techniques will be applied in this course.
Prerequisites: MMDP 124 .
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MMDP 153 Introduction to Web and Mobile Design 5 credits
This course teaches the fundamentals of designing websites, mobile content, and graphics for screen-based devices. Topics include navigation, user interaction and user experience, image production and digital color theory, layout techniques, accessibility, contracts and copyright law, and managing project assets. Client relationships, audience identification, and search engine optimization are also explored.
Prerequisites: MMDP 121 or MMDP 122 .
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MMDP 154 Electronic Publishing with Acrobat 4 credits
This course covers electronic publishing techniques using Adobe Acrobat. Students will design an interactive presentation with multimedia effects such as buttons, sounds, and movies. They will learn to create, navigate, and modify cross-platform pdfs; optimize electronic documents designed for online viewing and/or printing, and use Acrobat’s prepress tools to prepare files for commercial printing.
Prerequisites: MMDP 121 , MMDP 126 .
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MMDP 158 Prepress and Digital Publishing 4 credits
An introduction to the processes used to produce digital publications and high-quality commercially printed documents. Focus is on developing best practices in project workflow and an understanding of final deliverables suitable for tablet publications or commercial printing. Students should take this course near the end of their studies.
Prerequisites: MMDP 126 .
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MMDP 159 Video Production II 4 credits
Students will expand their skills obtained in earlier classes. Students will create a series of projects demonstrating advanced video production and editing techniques. Students will also focus on building skills in creative project development, collaboration, and mentoring.
Prerequisites: MMDP 119 , MMDP 139 , or instructor permission.
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MMDP 160 Digital Sound 5 credits
Students will learn the basic processes of both music recording and post-production sound for film. Soundtrack Pro 2 and Pro Tools LE will be used to record and manipulate music and sound effects.
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MMDP 162 Photoshop III 4 credits
Advanced use of PhotoShop, integrated with Illustrator and other graphics programs. Emphasis will be placed on and defining and interpreting client needs and creating compelling images that demonstrate integration of compatible software.
Prerequisites: MMDP 141 , MMDP 142 .
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MMDP 165 3D Character Design 4 credits
Students construct and map “Low Polygon” 3D characters of their own design in this course. Students practice various modeling and skinning techniques and construct their own texture map for this character. Students learn to differentiate key attributes between a High Polygon and a Low Polygon character.
Prerequisites: MMDP 124 .
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MMDP 168 Introduction to Content Management Systems - CMS 4 credits
This course introduces students to common Content Management System (CMS) platforms. Topics include how to develop CMS-based websites; install, modify, and create new templates; add and edit content; and use modules and plug-ins.
Prerequisites: MMDP 133 and ITAD 112 , or instructor permission.
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MMDP 170 Motion Graphics With After Effects 4 credits
Students will learn the fundamentals of creating timeline-based graphics and animation using industry-standard motion graphics and animation software.
Prerequisites: MMDP 122 .
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MMDP 172 Concept Art - Team Project 4 credits
This course will allow students to refine their drawing skills and will introduce them to an advanced level of pre-production art and visuals as related to the development of a video game. Students will be placed on drawing teams to traditionally and electronically create concept art. MMDP 148 recommended.
Prerequisites: MMDP 122 , MMDP 130 , or instructor permission.
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MMDP 182 Level Editing II 4 credits
Students will work on small teams to create a game mod using an industry standard level editing software. Best practices for advanced level editing techniques will be practiced as well level design theory, creation, and workflow.
Prerequisites: MMDP 124 , MMDP 127 .
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MMDP 210 High Resolution Sculpting I 4 credits
This course will introduce students to the basics of the ZBrush software. Students will learn the techniques associated with ZBrush as well as Basic 3D modeling theory.
Prerequisites: MMDP 124 .
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MMDP 215 High Resolution Sculpting II 4 credits
This course will build on the student’s previous knowledge of Zbrush and introduce advanced skills related to implementing Zbrush into the game production pipeline. Students will learn how to create highly detailed characters and objects that can be displayed in portfolios.
Prerequisites: MMDP 210 .
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MMDP 270 Motion Graphics II 4 credits
Students will build upon previously learned skills to create advanced motion graphics and animations. Projects will be greater in scope, combining multiple disciplines to produce sophisticated creative work.
Prerequisites: MMDP 139 , MMDP 170 .
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MMDP 282 Brand Communication and Marketing 5 credits
This course provides a survey of the field of brand communication design and marketing from historical, cultural, and industry practice perspectives. Students will study the principles of brand communication and contemporary marketing theory.
Prerequisites: ART 102 or instructor permission.
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MMDP 285 Introduction to Environmental Graphic Design 5 credits
This course provides a survey of the field of environmental graphic design from historical, cultural, and industry practice perspectives. Students will study the principles and practices of way finding, entertainment retail, exhibit design, and infographics.
Prerequisites: ART 102 , MMDP 117 or instructor permission.
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MMDP 290 Portfolio/Job Search 5 credits
This course covers the elements of portfolio preparation and the job search process for employment in the multimedia field. Best practices for portfolio creation and delivery will be examined, including critical decision-making about which pieces to include based on target audiences or desired careers.
Prerequisites: MMDP 101 , MMDP 122 , and one of the following: MMDP 124 , MMDP 126 , MMDP 133 , MMDP 139 .
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MMDP 296 Capstone Team Project 4 credits
Students in this course will work as a team to develop and complete a multidisciplinary portfolio project. Under the guidance of a multimedia faculty instructor, students collaboratively set and implement learning objectives, timelines, in-progress critique methods, and deliverable goals. The team project will consider and document all steps in the design process from research and concept to final deliverables and presentation, showcasing the abilities of a student to successfully work as part of a team to produce a relevant industry project.
Prerequisites: One of the following: MMDP 141 , MMDP 142 , MMDP 146 , MMDP 149, MMDP 159 , MMDP 168 , MMDP 182 , MMDP 215 , or instructor permission.
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MMDP 297 Multimedia Internship 1-4 credits
Multimedia internship designed to expand student learning in the workplace. Students work with a faculty member and internship site supervisor to formalize the academic component of the experience through development of learning objectives, professional resume, timesheets, work samples and written reviews.
Prerequisites: Instructor permission.
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MMPE 122 Electrical System Applications 6 credits
Introduces students to basic electrical concepts and applications on components and systems. Lighting, safety and accessory electrical systems provide diagnostic practice.
Prerequisites: TRAN 110 , TRAN 112 , TRAN 113 , and TRAN 125 , or instructor permission.
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MMPE 123 Charging Systems 6 credits
Basic charging system concepts and hands-on applications include routine maintenance, diagnosis and repair of storage batteries, single-phase half-and full-wave, and three-phase permanent and three-phase magnet systems.
Prerequisites: MMPE 122 , or concurrent enrollment or instructor permission.
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MMPE 124 Ignition Systems 5 credits
Overview of ignition system concepts and applications includes routine maintenance, diagnosis and repair of energy transfer magneto, battery/coil, capacitor discharge and transistorized/digital ignition systems.
Prerequisites: MMPE 123 , or concurrent enrollment, or instructor permission.
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MMPE 134 Power Transmission Applications 4 credits
Fundamental power transmission concepts and applications include maintenance, diagnosis and repair of direct drive, gilmer and V-belt, mechanical and centrifugal clutch, constant-mesh transmission, and torque converter systems.
Prerequisites: MMPE 124 or instructor permission.
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MMPE 135 Transaxle, Transmissions, & Drive Systems 6 credits
Introduces students to transaxles and constant variable transmission system concepts and applications in maintenance, diagnosis, and repair of power equipment transaxles, snowmobiles, all-terrain vehicle, and scooter CVTs. Enables students to develop basic power transmission system concepts and hands-on applications including routine maintenance, diagnosis and repair of marine gearcases.
Prerequisites: MMPE 134 , or concurrent enrollment, or instructor permission.
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MMPE 137 Induction/Exhaust Systems 5 credits
Presents students to basic induction and exhaust concepts. Slide valve, constant velocity, and fixed venturi carburetion and overview of electronic fuel injection emphasized.
Prerequisites: MMPE 136, or concurrent enrollment or instructor permission.
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MMPE 138 Motorcycle/Marine/ Power Equip Lab 1-5 credits
Enables students access to the training lab to facilitate extra time to complete course requirements and provide flexibility to accommodate advanced special projects.
Prerequisites: TRAN 110 , TRAN 112 , TRAN 113 , TRAN 125 .
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MMPE 213 Chassis, Suspension, and Rigging 7 credits
Basic fluid power concepts and applied activities including routine maintenance, diagnosis and repair of motorcycle, marine/stern drive and outdoor power equipment. This course introduces students to basic suspension, tire, wheel and brake systems, marine controls rigging, and tilt and trim system concepts. Includes maintenance, diagnosis, and repair of motorcycle, recreational marine, and outdoor power equipment products.
Prerequisites: TRAN 110 , TRAN 112 , TRAN 113 , and TRAN 125 .
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MMPE 214 Two and Four-Cycle Gas Engines 6 credits
Features basic two- and four-cycle gasoline engine concepts and hands-on activities. Includes engine evaluation, routine maintenance, and overhaul techniques.
Prerequisites: MMPE 213 , or concurrent enrollment or instructor permission.
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MMPE 215 Diesel Engines 2 credits
Introduction to basic diesel engine concepts and applied activities, engine evaluation, routine maintenance, and overhaul techniques.
Prerequisites: MMPE 214 or concurrent enrollment or instructor permission.
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