Program Overview

Electronic Publishing Program

The Electronic Publishing program at New Mexico State University is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in the field of electronic publishing. The program offers a range of courses that cover the principles and practices of electronic publishing, including desktop publishing, digital video production, web design, and digital media.

Program Description

The Electronic Publishing program is an Associate of Applied Science degree that prepares students for careers in the electronic publishing industry. The program focuses on the technical and creative aspects of electronic publishing, including the design and production of digital media, such as videos, animations, and websites.

Courses

The Electronic Publishing program offers a range of courses, including:

• FDMA 1110: Film History
• FDMA 1120: Desktop Publishing
• FDMA 1210: Digital Video Production I
• FDMA 1220: Introduction to Digital Video Editing
• FDMA 1260: Introduction to Digital Media
• FDMA 1360: Web Design I
• FDMA 1410: Audio Production I
• FDMA 1415: Principles of Sound
• FDMA 1510: Introduction to 3D Animation
• FDMA 1515: Introduction to Digital Image Editing - Photoshop
• FDMA 1531: Evolution of Electronic Games
• FDMA 1535: Introduction to Illustrator
• FDMA 1536: Advanced Computer Illustration
• FDMA 1545: Introduction to Photography & Digital Imaging
• FDMA 1555: Introduction to the Creative Media Industry
• FDMA 1630: Principles of Design
• FDMA 1710: 2D Animation
• FDMA 1715: 2-D Compositing & FX
• FDMA 1720: 3-D Character Design
• FDMA 1996: Selected Topics
• FDMA 2120: Film Crew I/ Introduction to Film and Media Workflow
• FDMA 2125: Film Crew II
• FDMA 2150: Desktop Publishing II
• FDMA 2210: Digital Video Production II
• FDMA 2241: Advanced Camera Techniques
• FDMA 2285: Digital Video Production and Editing II
• FDMA 2287: Digital Design Studio
• FDMA 2310: History of Cinema I
• FDMA 2311: History of Animation
• FDMA 2312: History of Media Design
• FDMA 2325: Advanced Photoshop
• FDMA 2326: Digital Photography and Imaging II
• FDMA 2360: Web Design II
• FDMA 2365: Web Design for Small Business
• FDMA 2381: Storyboarding
• FDMA 2382: Principles of Story Across the Media
• FDMA 2410: Audio Production II
• FDMA 2510: Introduction to Sound Design for Film
• FDMA 2520: Introduction to Cinematography
• FDMA 2530: Introduction to 3D Modeling
• FDMA 2535: Digital Illustration Techniques
• FDMA 2570: Creative Media Studio
• FDMA 2710: Beginning 2-D Animation
• FDMA 2715: Special Effects
• FDMA 2720: 3D Animation
• FDMA 2725: Rigging for 3D Animation
• FDMA 2730: Advanced Character Animation
• FDMA 2735: Advanced 3D Animation Workshop A
• FDMA 2740: Advanced 3D Animation Workshop B
• FDMA 2745: Light, Shade, Render
• FDMA 2750: Digital Sculpting
• FDMA 2755: Drawing for Animation
• FDMA 2770: Critical Game Studies
• FDMA 2775: Game Tools and Techniques
• FDMA 2785: Level Design Concepts
• FDMA 2993: Workshops (Advanced Photography)
• FDMA 2994: Portfolio Design & Development
• FDMA 2995: Film Crew Cooperative Experience
• FDMA 2996: Special Topics
• FDMA 2997: Independent Study
• FDMA 2998: Internship

Program Manager

The program manager for the Electronic Publishing program is Michael Webb.

Contact Information

For more information about the Electronic Publishing program, please contact the program manager, Michael Webb, at McClure Hall, Room 304.