| Digital Art is a specialty that allows professionals to create computer graphics of all kinds, including multimedia productions, 2D and 3D simulations, and computer-aided design. Digital art can also be used to help students understand the creative process. Because our digital program combines both art and science, it can be an effective concentration for a scientist with an artistic inclination or an artist with scientific interests. Students successfully completing the program will receive a Master's degree with a concentration in Digital Art. The specialty can lead to businesses involved in creating or providing content for other companies.
Degree
Requirements
The concentration in Digital Art requires 30 credit hours of coursework (that is, ten graduate classes), a nine-credit-hour research paper, and successful completion of a comprehensive exam.
The course listings below indicate in greater detail the content of our training in Digital Art.
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