The Digital Multimedia Design program provides students with the skills and knowledge for entry-level positions in graphic design and web publishing. The program covers topics such as creative graphic design, page layout, typography, digital imaging, and web page design. Students develop a strong foundation in design theory and software applications, and produce a professional-level print and web-based portfolio. The program also offers an integrated technology merit fast track for students to work towards their master's degree while pursuing their bachelor's.

Outline:

• The Digital Multimedia Design program equips students with the knowledge, skills, and conceptual framework necessary for entry-level positions in graphic design and web publishing.
• The program covers topics such as creative graphic design, page layout, typography, digital imaging, and web page design.
• It explores historical and social influences on the graphic arts and media.
• Students develop a sufficient base in design theory and software applications.
• They also produce a professional-level print and web-based portfolio.
• Students can participate in the integrated technology merit fast track to work towards their master's degree while pursuing their bachelor's.
• Course Structure:
• BS Degree: 120 credits, including 60 credits in Liberal Arts
• AS Degree: 60 credits, including 30 credits in Liberal Arts
• College Core Requirements:
• GLLN 110 or 111: Introduction to College Writing (or exemption)
• GLLN 121: College Writing I
• GLLN 122: College Writing II
• GLLN - Literature
• GHSN/GPLN - American Studies
• Various - Ethnic or Judaic Studies
• GSMN 130: College Mathematics
• GSSN/GSBN/GSCN/GSPN - Science
• GCON 120: Fundamentals of Computers with Microcomputer Applications
• GCAN - Speech
• Requirements for the Major:
• GCDN 150: Foundations of Design I
• GCDN 155: Foundations of Design II
• GCAN 166: Introduction to the Visual Arts
• GCAN 224: Drawing and Painting I
• GCDN 230: Digital Multimedia Design I
• GCDN 231: Digital Multimedia Design II
• GCDN 235: Computer Graphic Design I
• GCDN 236: Computer Graphic Design II
• GCDN 262: Digital Multimedia Design III
• GCDN 263: Web Page Design I with Lab
• GCDN 264: Web Page Design II
• GCDN 267: Computer Graphic Design III
• GCDN 302: Web Design III
• GCDN 335: Advanced Design Studio
• GCDN 490: Senior Portfolio

Careers:

• Assistant Art Director
• Assistant Web Designer
• Production Assistant
• Digital Illustrator
• Digital Retoucher

Touro University

Overview:

Touro University is a private, non-profit institution with a global network of over 98,000 alumni. Founded in 1971, it has grown to encompass 36 schools across various locations in the United States and internationally. Touro University emphasizes career-focused education, blending knowledge and values while maintaining a small school atmosphere.

Services Offered:

Student Life and Campus Experience:

Key Reasons to Study There:

Career-focused education:

Touro University prioritizes preparing students for successful careers in their chosen fields.

Diverse program offerings:

With 36 schools and 246 programs, students have a wide range of academic options to choose from.

Small school vibe:

Despite its size, Touro University strives to maintain a close-knit community feel.

Global reach:

Touro University has campuses across the United States and internationally, providing students with opportunities for diverse experiences.

Academic Programs:

Touro University offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs across various disciplines, including:

• Medicine
• Education
• Law
• Business
• Health Sciences
• Arts and Sciences

Other:

• Touro University has a strong commitment to its Jewish heritage and values.
• The institution has a student-to-faculty ratio of 13:1, allowing for personalized attention and mentorship.
• Touro University provides financial aid to 83% of its undergraduate students.
• The university has a strong focus on social responsibility and actively engages in initiatives related to antisemitism and bias.