Program Overview
The Associate in Arts (AA) Digital Media is designed for students who plan to transfer to a four-year institution to pursue a bachelor’s degree in Digital Media, Media Arts or related fields.
This program combines a strong foundation in general education with introductory coursework in digital media production, design and communication. Students develop essential creative and technical skills using industry-standard tools while learning the principles of storytelling, design theory and digital content creation.
Program curriculum and outcomes
All classes available next semester
Courses
AA degrees require 36 hours of general education courses and 24 credit hours of electives, for a total of 60 credit hours. Students interested in Digital Media are encouraged to enroll in Digital Media and Arts courses for their electives. These courses are required by most universities offering Digital Media programs of study.
Digital Media Courses
| DIG 2000C | Introduction to Digital Media |
| DIG 2030C | Digital Video and Sound |
| DIG 2109C | Digital Imaging Fundamentals |
| GRA 2120C | Page Design and Layout |
| DIG 2500C | Fundamentals of Interactive Design |
Arts Elective Courses
| ARH 1050 | Intro to Art History I | Equivalent to UCF’s ARH 2050 |
| ARH 1051 | Intro to Art History II | Equivalent to UCF’s ARH 2051 |
| ARH 1201C | Design I | Equivalent to UCF’s ART 2201C |
| ARH 1203C | Design II | Equivalent to UCF’s ART 2203C |
| ARH 1300C | Drawing and Composition I | Equivalent to UCF’s ART 2300C |
| ARH 1301C | Drawing and Composition II | Equivalent to UCF’s ART 2301C |
Plan Your Path
Course recommendations may vary by university and intended major, so be sure to consult with an academic advisor before registering.
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