Courses

This is an advanced production course focusing on television and film production. The students will serve as a production team responsible for the conceiving, shooting, editing and delivering of broadcast-ready content for television or film outlets.

This course requires students to assume the primary responsibility, under faculty Channel 7. This course will also develop portfolio material for graduating students.

Students conceptualize, plan, and execute advanced emerging and social media advanced projects of various types such as 360 videos, virtual reality stories, attention is placed on execution, deployment, and measuring the effectiveness

Practical directed production experience in conjunction with actual production. Prior to taking THR 404, student must have completed the 3 required practicum credits. THR 204 and THR 404 may be repeated for a combined total of 8 credits.

This comprehensive course immerses students in the collaborative environment of film and theatre production, combining the disciplines of acting, production design and tech, and film production. This course empowers students to synthesize their diverse skills to develop, produce, and post-produce interdisciplinary projects.

This course offers students insight into advanced production techniques through lean construction. Specific topics include an introduction to lean construction, concepts and methods, deduction of basic training models in lean project delivery, and application of lean management in construction projects.

Advanced training to extend the students¿ knowledge of widely used office productivity enhancement tools to the "expert level" in such areas as word processing, spreadsheet, database, presentation graphics, and electronic messaging. For each of the software packages the course covers: formatting data and content, organizing and analyzing content, formatting documents, collaboration tools, and customization via menus, macros, and specialized settings.

This course covers the use and application of Pro-Engineer computer-aided drafting/design software using parametric concepts of 3-D design for solid modeling on a high level computer work station. This course covers advanced concepts, and application of the Pro-Engineer software to develop 3-D parts, draw assemblies, working drawings, and rendering of design parts.

This course prepares students for career success by focusing on self-assessment, industry/job/company research, personal brand identification, resumes and cover letters, interviewing, career and company research, presentation skills, and benefits and negotiation. Course may be repeated for a maximum of 3 credit hours.

Investigation of the best practices of successful leaders representing various organizational contexts; merging of scholarly mastery of theory with practice.