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Program Overview
Web Design (B.A.) Program
The Web Design (B.A.) program is offered by the Division of Communication, Media, and the Arts within the School of Arts, Sciences, and Education.
Program Requirements
The program requires a combination of courses in computer science, web design, and additional requirements. The specific requirements are as follows:
- Computer Science Requirements:
- CS108: Foundations of Computer Science I
- CSC301: Web Development
- Web Design Requirements:
- COM175: Digital Creativity Application
- COM230: Design for Interactive Media
- GD295: Graphic Design
- GD296: Graphic Design II
- GD397: Graphic Design III
- WDM301: User Exp I: Understand User Exp
- WDM302: User Exp II: Build Comp User E
- WDM400: Capstone Proj: Goal Or&Web; Des (*Serves as internship credit)
- Additional Requirements (choice of 4):
- BUS233: Principles of Marketing
- BUS309: Consumer Behavior
- BUS361: Project Management
- BUS383: Creativity & Design Thinking
- COM285: Visual Communication
- COM316: Digital Storytelling
- CS251: Web Publishing
- CSC104: Application Development I
- CSC105: Application Development II
- CSM203: Product Development
- VCD430: Graphic Design Internship I
Total Hours
The total hours required for the program are not explicitly stated, but the combination of computer science, web design, and additional requirements provides a comprehensive education in web design.
General Education Requirements
The program also requires completion of General Education Requirements, which are not specified in detail but are a part of the undergraduate curriculum.
Internship Course
The WDM400 Capstone Project serves as an internship credit, providing students with practical experience in web design.
Global Learning Experience
A Global Learning (GL) experience is required, which can be fulfilled through various courses or programs offered by the university.