ART 945 - Digital Arts Capstone
3 Credits
Total Lecture Hours: 30
Total Lab Hours: 30
Course Description:
The Digital Arts Capstone is the culminating course for students in the Digital Arts program, designed to integrate and show the skills and knowledge acquired throughout their studies. Students will focus on creating a professional portfolio that reflects their expertise in digital design, photography, video, and interactive media. Emphasis will be placed on refining personal branding, honing their unique creative style and process, preparing for employment opportunities, and producing polished work that aligns with industry standards.
In this course, students will complete real-world projects, participate in portfolio reviews with industry professionals, and receive constructive feedback to enhance their creative and technical abilities. Students will also have the opportunity to deepy explore and articulate their individual artistic vision, ensuring their portfolio authentically represents their strengths and personal style. The capstone includes a portfolio day event where students present their work to potential employers and collaborators.
By the end of the course, students will have a comprehensive, professional portfolio and the confidence to transition into the competitive digital arts industry, ready to pursue roles such as graphic designers, photographers, videographers, and more. Ths course ensures graduates are equipped to achieve their career goals and thrive as creative professionals.
Mode(s) of Instruction: Traditional/Face-to-Face
Credit for Prior Learning: There is no credit for prior learning for this course
Course Fees: Course Materials: $125.00
Student Learning Outcomes and Objectives:
1. Develop a Professional Portfolio
a. Create a comprehensive portfolio showcasing expertise in digital design, photography, video, and interactive media, ensuring alignment with industry standards and career goals.
2. Refine Personal Branding
a. Establish a polished personal brand that effectively communicates individual strengths, style, and professional identity, incorporating feedback from peers and industry professionals.
3. Demonstrate Real-World Project Competence
a. Complete real-world projects that highlight technical and creative skills, showcasing the ability to meet client needs and industry exectations in diverse digitial arts disciplines.
4. Prepare for Industry Engagement
a. Participate in portfolio reviews and a portfolio day event, presenting work to potential employers and collaborators with confidence, professionalism, and effective communication skills.
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