Digital Arts and Culture

Digital Arts and Culture

The certificate program is open to all students seeking a bachelor's degree from UWM and to

students who previously received a bachelor's degree from UWM or any other accredited college or

university, Students who complete the certificate as part of their undergraduate work are awarded

the certificate at the time of graduation. Students already possessing a bachelor's degree receive the

certificate upon completion of the program requirements.

To obtain the certificate, students must complete a minimum of 24 credits from the following list of

courses, with a GPA of 2.750 or above. At least 9 of these credits must be at the 300 level or above

and the following requirements must be met. All courses are 3 credits unless otherwise noted.

Required Courses ¨C 12 cr minimum must be selected from among the following

eight courses:

Art 118

Digital Arts: Culture, Theory, Practice

ArtHist/English/FilmStd Entertainment Arts: Film, Television, and the Internet

111

Commun 313

Human Communication and Technology

English 439

Document Design

JAMS 101

Introduction to Mass Media

JAMS 113

Internet Culture

JAMS 336

Media Graphics

InfoSt 110

Introduction to Information Science and Technology

Conceptual Courses ¨C 6 cr minimum

Anthro 302

Anthro 340

Art 309

ArtHist/English/FilmStd

111

Commun 313

Commun 410

Commun 413

Commun 440

CompLit 133

CompLit 135

CompLit 233

English 253

English 290

English 291

English 294

English 312

English 329

Anthropology and Popular Culture

Culture of Online Games and Virtual Worlds

Issues in Contemporary Art: (topics vary; subject to approval)

Entertainment Arts: Film, Television, and the Internet (if not

selected above)

Human Communication and Technology (if not selected

above)

Organizational Communication Technology

Rhetoric and the Internet

Contemporary Problems in Freedom of Speech

Contemporary Imagination in Literature and the Arts

Experiencing Literature in the 21st Century

Literature and Film: (Subtitle)

Science Fiction: (Subtitle)

Introduction to Film Studies

Introduction to Television Studies

Game Culture

Topics in Film Studies: Science Fiction ¨C ¡°Utopia and

Dystopia,¡± ¡°Cinema and Digital Culture¡± subtitles

Film and Literature

English 380

English 383

English 394

FilmStd 290

FilmStd 291

FilmStd 312

Media and Society: (Subtitle)

Cinema and Genre: (Subtitle)

Theories of Mass Culture: (Subtitle)

Introduction to Film Studies

Introduction to Television Studies

Topics in Film Studies: ¡°Cinema and Digital Culture¡±;

¡°Science Fiction ¨C Utopia and Dystopia¡± subtitles

FilmStd 329

Film and Literature

FilmStd 380

Media and Society: (Subtitle)

FilmStd 383

Cinema and Genre: (Subtitle)

FilmStd 394

Theories of Mass Culture

Global 202

Introduction to Global Studies III: Globalization and

Technology

Global 500

Global Studies Capstone Seminar: ¡°Global Communication¡±

subtitle

InfoSt 110

Introduction to Information Science and Technology (if not

selected above)

InfoSt 120

Information Technology Ethics

InfoSt 310

Human Factors in Information Seeking and Use

InfoSt 675

Organizational Informatics

InfoSt 691

Special Topics in Information Science: "Search Engine

Society" subtitle

JAMS 101

Introduction to Mass Media (if not selected above)

JAMS 113

Internet Culture (if not selected above)

JAMS 260

Contemporary Non-fiction Media

JAMS 262

Principles of Media Studies

JAMS 356

Media Literacy

JAMS 360 (560)

History of Mass Media

JAMS 361

Media Ethics

JAMS 559

Law of Mass Communication

JAMS 562 (662)

Media Studies and Culture

JAMS 645

Health and the Media

Practicum Courses ¨C 6 cr minimum

Art 118

Art 212

Art 221

Art 253

Art 277

Art 316

Art 318

Art 324

Art 325

Art 326

Art 327

Art 393 (293)

Digital Arts: Culture, Theory, Practice (if not selected above)

2D Design Strategies

Introduction to Design

Introduction to Photography

Design for Digital Fabrication

Interactive Installation & Performance

Physical Computing

Web Design

Multimedia Design Workshop

Video and Audio Strategies for Artists and Designers

Digital Media Workshop

Digital Printmaking I

English 202

English 214

English 328

English 431

English 435

English 436

English 439

Film 380

FineArt 313

Geog 215

Geog 525

InfoSt 240

InfoSt 340

InfoSt 430

InfoSt 491

Writing in the Humanities

Writing in the Professions

Forms of Experimental Literature: (Subtitle)

Topics in Advanced Writing: (Subtitle)

Professional and Technical Writing

Writing for Information Technology

Document Design (if not selected above)

Media Arts Module: "All Subtitles"

Programming for Artists

Introduction to Geographic Information Science

Geographic Information Science

Information Architecture I

Introduction to Systems Analysys

Multimedia Application Development

Advanced Topics in Information Science & Technology:

¡°Flash¡± subtitle

InfoSt 685

Electronic Publishing and Web Design

JAMS 204

Integrated Reporting for Journalism and Documentary

JAMS 231

Publication Design

JAMS 332

Introduction to Digital Documentary

JAMS 336

Media Graphics (if not selected above)

JAMS 380

Special Topics in Journalism, Advertising, and Media Studies:

¡°Digital Storytelling¡± subtitle

JAMS 399

On-Campus Internship

Music 327

Analog and Digital Synthesis I

Music 328

Digital Synthesis and Systems II

Music 680

Special Studies in Music: "Interactivity and Improvisation"

subtitle

Theatre 357

Digital Audio Workstations for Stage and Studio

Theatre 437 (317)

Sound Design and Technology

UrbStd 360

Perspectives on the Urban Scene: "Urban Activism & Social

Media"

Independent study with any DAC faculty member

Credits earned at other institutions equivalent to courses in the certificate program may be

accepted in partial fulfillment of the program requirements, subject to review by the Certificate

Program Committee.

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