Courses

A study of the nutritional needs of the individual. Topics include: nutrients, standard and modified diets, nutrition throughout the lifespan, and client education.

This course focuses on the advanced study and practice of digital entertainment and Esports events production, including tournament operation and administration, event management, talent management, live broadcast (aka "streaming"), on-air personality skills, social and community management, and post-production. With an emphasis on practical application, students have the opportunity to gain experience in these roles.

This course is designed to examine the process and techniques of professional hosting and livecasting for Digital Entertainment and Esports. Students will develop techniques for on-camera and public speaking scenarios by creating content specific to the industry. Topics will include play-by-play casting, analyst desk hosting, breath and tone control, pickups and drops, and interviewing. Additionally, students will explore the self-analysis process.

This course provides a study of communication systems emphasizing block fundamental concepts of digital modulation, transmission and reception, as well as fundamental coding, and decoding techniques. Topics include CENTRAL GEORGIA TECHNICAL COLLEGE digital communication fundamentals, digital modulation techniques, data transmission error correction methods, and digital signal processing.

With an emphasis on storytelling, this course uses a variety of the Adobe Creative Suite programs as a means of understanding how to create content that will stand out in the existing digital marketplace. In addition, fundamental theoretical principles specific to various "modes" of content (images, audio, video) are covered in depth.

Electronic applications of digital logic circuitry, flip-flops and registers, sequential logic circuitry and design. (At the level of Simpson.)

This course is designed to provide coverage of the fundamentals of digital electronics. Topics include safety practices, digital basics, number systems, logic gates and truth tables, combining logic gates, logic families, displays, flip-flops, counters and shift registers, digital systems, and interfacing with analog devices.

This course explores digital manipulation of imagery as a post-production process. Exercises explore various strategies for reconfiguring imagery and what the reconfiguring does to the meaning of imagery. Selected readings and discussions aid in the discussion/understanding on/of these topics. The course also stresses continued development of personal visual vocabulary and understanding of historical and cultural implications.

Companies are increasingly shifting marketing efforts from traditional media to digital media such as search engine optimization, online advertising, e-mail and social media marketing. It is important for marketing managers to understand these technologies and develop strategies for their effective use. This course is designed to provide students an introduction to digital marketing strategy.

This course is an introduction to Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Dreamweaver and Adobe Flash for all art majors. Students will create an online portfolio of their work with an emphasis on personal promotion and professionalism. Lessons will focus on bitmap and vector based imaging and the aesthetics of web design. Additional topics will include how to effectively work with color, text, font layout and other means of digital imaging.