Temple University Intercollegial Programs 16 courses 21-24 total credits
The Minor in Digital Media Technologies is an interdisciplinary minor offered through the Department of Media Studies and Production (MSP) within the Lew Klein College of Media and Communication and the Department of Computer and Information Sciences (CIS) within the College of Science and Technology. This minor is designed to expand students' knowledge of the information age and enable them to share communications over the internet using fast evolving, emerging technologies.
| Total Credits | 21-24 credits |
Two Required MSP Courses
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| MSP 1701 | Introduction to Media Production | 3 |
| MSP 2701 | Intermediate Video Production | 4 |
| MSP 2751 | Audio for Media | 4 |
| MSP 2741 | Introduction to Internet Studies and Web Authoring | 3 |
Two Required CIS Courses
Two Electives
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