Georgia Institute of Technology College of Design 0 courses
The Bachelor of Science in Computational Media is a collaborative effort by the College of Computing, the School of Literature, Media, and Communication (LMC), and the School of Music. The program offers a thorough education in all aspects of the computer as a medium: the technical, the historical-critical, and the applied. Program graduates will have both significant hands-on and theoretical knowledge of computing and an understanding of visual design and the history of media. Graduates will be uniquely positioned to plan, create, and critique new digital media forms for entertainment, education, and business communication. The program requires 36 credit hours of courses in computer science and 30 credit hours of courses in Music Technology or LMC (in addition to the humanities requirement). A substantial number of required courses in each unit ensures that every student has basic competence in: After completing required courses, students specialize in a specific area of media computing. Typical specialty areas include: Depending on their coursework within the BS program, students will also be qualified to enter graduate studies in computer science, digital arts, digital media studies, and human-computer interface.
Threads and Concentrations
This degree is completed through a thread or concentration, each with its own page and course list: Bachelor of Science in Computational Media - Artificial Intelligence - Film & Media Studies; Bachelor of Science in Computational Media - Artificial Intelligence - Games; Bachelor of Science in Computational Media - Artificial Intelligence - Interaction Design; Bachelor of Science in Computational Media - Media - Film & Media Studies; Bachelor of Science in Computational Media - Media - Games; Bachelor of Science in Computational Media - Media - Interaction Design; Bachelor of Science in Computational Media - Music Technology - Artificial Intelligence; Bachelor of Science in Computational Media - Music Technology - Media; Bachelor of Science in Computational Media - Music Technology - People; Bachelor of Science in Computational Media - People - Film & Media Studies; Bachelor of Science in Computational Media - People - Games; Bachelor of Science in Computational Media - People - Interaction Design.
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