ICM 342 Introduction to Web Business
(3 credits)
This course introduces the World Wide Web and its
development from an information sharing tool to a key in business
success. Examines how a business can use the web and how to
incorporate a web presence into its current business practice.
The student will learn how to develop an effective site and site
structure as well as an understanding of marketing the site on
and off the web. Students will develop an understanding of the
global nature of the web including international and intercultural
issues.
ICM 351 Package Design
(3 credits)
Prerequisite: ICM 111
This course will introduce students to design concepts
and practical applications of package design and construction.
Students analyze and create three-dimensional and graphic
solutions for several packaging problems: labeling, redesign,
and a box structured for reuse. Students will seek creative
alternatives to conventional packaging through more
environmentally benign designs.
ICM 352 Social Responsibility in
Communication Media
(3 credits)
Students will examine the role of media in society.
This course offers a systematic approach to understanding the
moral issues relevant to mass communications and technology
in combination with the practice of ethics by media professionals.
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Students will learn the history of the media, survey codes of
ethics from various trade groups, and study the impact media
and technology have on society. Through this class, participants
will be enabled to assess and make informed choices in their
own work.
ICM 353 Modeling for Game Development
(3 credits)
This course explores 3-D modeling specifically
designed for integration into a game engine. Students are
expected to develop an understanding of the principles of
modeling. The focus is on creating characters and other forms
to be integrated into a game and included on demo reels.
Aesthetics, construction, communication, sculptural skills and
quality of work are stressed
ICM 361 Computer-Aided Design
(3 credits)
This is an introductory course using the CAD software.
Topics include familiarization with computers and the basic
elements of computer-aided drafting, and the operation of a
computer graphics system as it is used in professional practice.
The student gains hands-on experience at the computer graphics
station while working on a variety of drafting exercises in the
architectural and engineering disciplines.