Required Courses: 9 Credit Hours

Select 9 credit hours from the following four courses

• HIST 3231 - Introduction to Public History (3 Credit Hours)
• HUMN 2300 - Introduction to Digital Humanities (3 Credit Hours)
• HUMN 3731 - Digital Humanities Internship (3 Credit Hours)
• HUMN 4631 - Capstone Project for Digital Humanities (3 Credit Hours)

Electives: 6 Credit Hours

Select 6 credit hours from the following courses. Students can choose within an area sequence or may pick from any of the listed courses, provided the prerequisite course is satisfied:

Students completing the Digital Humanities Interdisciplinary Minor will develop a portfolio that showcases their work in the field. Some classes have prerequisites. check with the relevant department.

• ART 1010 - Drawing: Observation (3 Credit Hours)
• ART 1020 - 2D: Design & Color Theory (3 Credit Hours)
• ART 1030 - 3D: Form & Space (3 Credit Hours)
• ART 2020 - 2D: Digital Applications and Technology (0,3 Credit Hours)
• ART 2030 - 3D: Digital Fabrication and Technology (3 Credit Hours)
• ART 2330 - Graphic Design: Typography and Imagery (3 Credit Hours)
• ART 2331 - Graphic Design: Experience & Interactivity (3 Credit Hours)
• ART 2332 - Graphic Design: Process & Methodology (3 Credit Hours)
• ART 2535 - Animation I (3 Credit Hours)
• ART 2536 - Animation II (3 Credit Hours)
• ART 3325 - Photography: Introduction (3 Credit Hours)
• ART 3330 - New Media Design (3 Credit Hours)
• ART 3335 - Photographic Imaging II (3 Credit Hours)
• ART 3425 - Print, Paper, Book Arts: Printed Matter (3 Credit Hours)
• ART 3536 - Concept Development in Animation (3 Credit Hours)
• ART 3537 - Installation & Interactivity (3 Credit Hours)
• COMM 2332 - Media and Society (3 Credit Hours)
• COMM 3336 - International Media Systems (3 Credit Hours)
• COMM 3431 - Digital Media Entrepreneurship (3 Credit Hours)
• COMM 4332 - Contemporary Communication Application (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 2450 - Writing for Social Media (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 3235 - Information Design (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 3310 - Digital Storytelling (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 3320 - Introduction to Usability and User Experience (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 4231 - Screenwriting Workshop (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 5239 - Advanced Screenwriting Workshop (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 5250 - Content Strategy in Technical Communication (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 5511 - Nonprofit and Grant Writing (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 5585 - Social Media Management (3 Credit Hours)
• FILM 3332 - Documentary Film (3 Credit Hours)
• FREN 3010 - French Media (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 3580 - Environmental History (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 5251 - Museum Studies (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 5253 - Archival Studies (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 5254 - Oral History (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 5260 - History in the Digital Age (3 Credit Hours)
• MMFP 2331 - Introduction to Video Production (3 Credit Hours)
• MMFP 2335 - Introduction to Media Writing (3 Credit Hours)
• MMFP 3030 - Selected Topics in Multimedia & Film Production (3 Credit Hours)
• MMFP 3132 - Studio Production (3 Credit Hours)
• MMJ 2331 - Introduction to Journalism (3 Credit Hours)
• MMJ 3333 - Photojournalism (3 Credit Hours)
• MMJ 3631 - Fundamentals of Multimedia Journalism (3 Credit Hours)
• MMJ 4336 - Digital Journalism (3 Credit Hours)
• MMJ 4337 - STEM Journalism (3 Credit Hours)
• MUSC 1515 - Technology in Music (1 Credit Hour)
• MUSC 4534 - Recording Studio Techniques (3 Credit Hours)
• MUSC 4535 - Digital Audio Workstations (3 Credit Hours)
• PHIL 3200 - Technology, Society and Human Values (3 Credit Hours)
• PRCA 3100 - Introduction to Public Relations (3 Credit Hours)
• THEA 2332 - Stage Construction Techniques for the Entertainment Industry (3 Credit Hours)
• THEA 2333 - Fundamentals of Acting (3 Credit Hours)
• THEA 3200 - Design Concepts for the Entertainment Industry (3 Credit Hours)

Total Credit Hours: 15

Other Program Requirements

At least 9 hours of selected courses must be at the 3000-level or above.

Advisement

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