Coursework in Multimedia
Coursework is carried out by design students at college or university. It contributes towards their overall grade, but is separately assessed from final exams. Coursework may, for example, take the form of experimental work, or may involve research.It can comprise dissertations, book reports or essays submitted for arts and design subjects.
Schools that offer Coursework in Multimedia programs
American Career Institute
Qualifications:
Certificate
Programs:
Digital Multimedia Design, Graphic and Web Design, Digital Gaming Design
Locations:
Framingham, Silver Spring, Columbia, Cambridge, Baltimore, Braintree, Springfield, Woburn
The Art Institutes
Qualifications:
Diploma, Certificate
Programs:
Digital Design (D), 3 D Animation (C), 2 D Animation (C)
Locations:
Charleston, Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, Dallas, Fort Worth, Charlotte, Decatur, Arlington, Schaumburg, Seattle, Atlanta, Nashville, Philadelphia, Houston, Santa Monica, Virginia Beach, Sterling, Draper, Minneapolis, Henderson, Sunnyvale, Denver, Vancouver, Miami, Tucson, Phoenix, Troy, San Diego, Jacksonville, Tinley Park, Cincinnati, Novi, Tampa, Santa Ana, Sacramento, Austin, Fort Lauderdale, San Bernardino, Overland Park, North Hollywood, San Antonio, San Francisco
New Horizons Knoxville
Qualifications:
Certificate
Programs:
Internet Design Club,
Locations:
Knoxville
Laurus College
Qualifications:
Certificate
Programs:
3D Animation Certificate Program, Web Design Certificate Program,
Locations:
Santa Maria, San Luis Obispo, Oxnard, Atascadero
Boston University Center for Digital Imaging Arts
Qualifications:
Certificate
Programs:
3D Animation, Digital Filmmaking,
Locations:
Waltham, Washington
Latest Multimedia Articles & News
Design jobs on the rise
It was recently reported that the job market for individuals in the retail and fashion fields is improving as higher salaries and job mobility is increasing, which is based off a survey that was conducted by 24 Seven's Fifth Annual Salary Survey.
Ferrari contest moves to next stage
College students have been given the chance to design a new Ferrari hypercar of the future for the Ferrari's World Design Contest, using Autodesk software, which is a company that has 3D design, engineering and entertainment software.
