Communication and Media Arts Certificate

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Communications and Media Arts Certificate Cert (CEMA) The areas of communications and media arts are continually growing. Opportunities for employment encompass graphic design, web design, electronic arts, photography broadcasting and video production. There is a demand in our region, as well as nationwide, for individuals in all areas of communications. Students who choose to continue their education after earning the Certificate may transfer credits directly into a comparable two-year degree program. Recommended High School Preparation: Basic design and computer literacy. Our ACC Career Pathways information highlights campus opportunities for interested students. Cr.   Course Title Course Code 1-4   Freshman Experience Hrd 100, Hrd 100A or Hrd 110 3   Writing I Eng 101; Eng 100A & Eng 100B 3   Basic Design Art 102 3   Basic Photography Art 104 3   Studio Photography (Prereq Required) Art 105 3   Graphic Arts I (Coreq Required) Art 222 3   Graphic Arts II (Prereq Required) Art 252 3   Multimedia Communications (Prereq Required) Com 151 3   Media Arts/Culture & History Com 155 3   Mass Communications Com 183 1   Internship or Portfolio Development Art 290, Art 290B, Art 290C or Com 178 3   Electives*   32 minimum credits required for graduation Additional Information: *Suggested Electives include: CIS 111, CIS 125, or other Art/Com Courses Program Contact: Recommended First Year First Semester 1-4   Hrd 100, Hrd 100A or Hrd 110 3   Eng 101; Eng 100A & Eng 100B 3   Art 104 3   Art 102 3   Art 222 3   Com 183 Second Semester 3   Art 105 3   Art 252 3   Com 151 3   Com 155 1   Com 178, Art 290, Art 290B or Art 290C 3   Electives

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