Digital Animation Certificate
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Program Description
This program is designed for students wanting to complete a one-year (two semester) Certificate in Digital Animation and enter the workforce. Students explore the features, skills and techniques of digital animation software. This certificate program prepares students for entry-level career positions dealing with the production of interactive presentations, medical illustration, gaming, web animation, and cartooning. This degree requires the use of a computer for prolonged periods of time during class and lab, analytical and creative abilities, and basic computer skills to begin the program.
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First Semester
Second Semester
MGD1042 | Digital Animatics | 3 |
MGD1067 | Game Design I | 3 |
ELECTIVE | Motion Graphic Design I (MGD 1043) or After Effects I (1065) | 3 |
MGD2053 | 3D Animation II | 3 |
MGD2068 | Business for Creatives | 3 |
Total Credit Hours: | 15 |
Semester Note: MGD 2068 must be taken in your last two semesters.
You should apply for completion of the Digital Animation Certificate at the end of Semester 2.
Total Credit Hours: 30
Important Program Notes:
Scheduling may vary per campus locations. You are encouraged to register for courses in accord with your main campus scheduling.
The Design Animation Associates of Applied Science (AAS) Degree is valued with higher regard as it requires more education to obtain than a certificate. As such, it is recommended that interested students declare the AAS Degree as the overall goal. Students declaring the AAS Degree will also complete the Fundamentals of Multimedia Certificate as well as a certificate in the chosen focus area by the time of graduation.