Program Overview
The Associate of Applied Science (A.S.) in Digital Media degree program provides students with a diverse foundation of skills and abilities on which to build a successful career through advancement in the workplace or furthering their education. You will learn to integrate graphics, sound, video, animation, text and still images to create any variety of entertainment, graphic and creative productions. You will be introduced to areas such as web design, graphic design, and audio or video production.
Program Roadmap
Quick Facts
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Program Code:
2152
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Degree:
Digital Media/Multimedia Technology (A.S.)
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Total Credits:
60 Credits
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Online Program:
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Financial Aid Eligible:
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2152
Digital Media/Multimedia Technology (A.S.)
60 Credits
Program Outcomes
- Students will demonstrate industry-appropriate verbal and written communication skills.
- Students will demonstrate industry-appropriate soft skills.
- Students will understand output modalities at the entry-level including print, screen, and time-based media.
- Students will demonstrate proficiency using industry-standard hardware and/or software.
- Students will identify basic aesthetic elements in the digital arts.
- Students will conceptualize, design and execute a project at entry-level competence.
Career Opportunities
Career Options
The Digital Media/Multimedia Technology program prepares graduates for numerous career opportunities, including such positions as graphic designers, multimedia artists/designers, photographers, and web designers. Job descriptions within the field may share many industry standard skill requirements for software and hardware; however, the digital media field emphasizes the importance of design and portfolio review.
Our graduates can go into one of these careers:
- Camera Operators, Television, Video and Film
- Film and Video Editors
- Graphic Designers
- Multimedia and Communication Workers
- Photographers
- Web and Digital Interface Designers
Ready to Begin Your Journey?
Join Florida State College at Jacksonville Digital Media/Multimedia Technology (A.S.) program today.
Questions? Contact admissions.