Stony Brook University Stony Brook University 70 courses 21 total credits
The Digital Arts Minor enables students to explore digital production tools in print, Web, video, animation, game, CD, DVD, performance, installation, interactive experience, information visualization, and public space. In addition to production skills, the Digital Arts Minor builds critical literacy in reading and understanding images, sound, and information as well as in interacting in mediated social networks. It encourages creative thinking and problem solving, often cited as necessary skills for the 21st century and the pace of change in technology. The minor provides the education and fosters skills now crucial to being a citizen, consumer, cultural producer, and innovator in todayβs global visual and information culture. This minor is particularly well suited for, but not limited to, students in Studio Art (ARS), Computer Science (CSE), Engineering, Multidisciplinary Studies (MTD), Music (MUS), Journalism (JRN), and Business (BUS).
| Total Credits | 21 credits |
Core Courses
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| ARS 225 | Introduction to Digital Art | 3 |
Foundations
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| ARS 205 | Foundations: Idea and Form | 3 |
| ARH 207 | Digital Media: History/Theory | 3 |
Intermediate Production Courses
ARS 317 - Interactive Media, Performance, and Installation.
Other Production Courses
ARS 492 - Topics (approved topics only)
Theory and Culture Courses
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