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Center for Curriculum and Transfer Articulation
Major: 5170
Effective Term: 2021 Spring   

Award: CCL  
Total Credits: 40
CIP Code: 10.0304

Instructional Council: Art (17)
GPA: 2.0
SOC Code: Upon completion of this certificate, students may pursue a career as:
27-1014.00 Multimedia Artists and Animators
27-4021.00 Photographers

Upon completion of an associate`s degree, students may pursue a career as:
27-1024.00 Graphic Designers
27-4032.00 Film and Video Editors


Description: The Certificate of Completion (CCL) in Time-Based Media develops knowledge and skills in the area of time-based media, including but not limited to the production of still and time-based media, media production techniques, compositing, motion graphics, and interactive design. The curriculum is designed to provide the student with an understanding of media and photographic techniques, use of production equipment, media production terminology, media and interactivity applications, and industry practices. This certificate prepares students for employment and upgrades the skills of persons employed in occupational areas such as media production, marketing, publishing, motion graphics, photography, freelance artist designer, and web and interactivity design. An Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Animation and Time-Based Media is also available.



Required Courses
+ ADA/ART169 2D Media Design (3) OR
+ ART178 Digital Arts Studies (3) 3

+ ADA/ART177 Digital Photographic Imaging I 3
+ ADA/ART/MMT184 Digital Animation I 3
ART100 Introduction to Digital Arts 1
ART142 Introduction to Digital Photography 3

ART111 Drawing I (3) OR
ART116 Life Drawing I (3) 3

ART/COM/STO150 Digital Storytelling (3) OR
FMT121 Story Theory for Film, Television and Media (3) OR
+ JRN203 Writing for Online Media (3) 3

+ ART202 Media Productions I (3) OR
FMP108 Video Production (3) 3

+ ART279 Media Productions II (3) OR
+ FMP215 Digital Video Effects (3) 3

MTC191 Electronic Music I (3) OR
MUC122 Sound Design I (3) 3
Credits: 28

Learning Outcomes
1. Create still, interactive, and time-based images to project specifications demonstrating professional competence in research, planning, production, and presentation. (ADA/ART169, ADA/ART177, ADA/ART/MMT184, ART100, ART111, ART116, ART142, ART/COM/STO150, ART178, ART200, ART202, ART279, FMP108, FMP215, JRN203, MTC191, MUC122, ART131, ART138, ART140, ART143, ART174, ART/MMT185, ART200, ART240, ART/THP246, ART270, ART273AC, ART287, CIS133DA, FMP114, FMP204, FMT151, MTC192, MUC195, MUC222)
2. Apply critical thinking skills, the design process, and historical and media literacies to solve design problems. (ADA/ART169, ADA/ART177, ADA/ART/MMT184, ART100, ART111, ART116, ART142, ART/COM/STO150, ART178, ART200, ART279, JRN203, FMP215, MTC191, MUC122, FMT121, ART131, ART138, ART140, ART143, ART/COM/STO145, ART174, ART/MMT185, ART/MMT190, ART192, ART200, ART240, ART/THP246, ART270, CIS133DA, FMP114, FMP204, FMT151, MTC192, MUC195, MUC222)
3. Analyze narratives and still, interactive, and time-based media to evaluate their effectiveness. (ADA/ART169, ADA/ART177, ADA/ART/MMT184, ART100, ART111, ART116, ART142, ART/COM/STO150, ART178, ART200, FMP215, FMT121, JRN203, ART131, ART138, ART140, ART143, ART/COM/STO145, ART174, ART200, ART240, ART270, ART287)
4. Apply industry standard tools and research to develop effective time-based media, designs, and workflows. (ADA/ART169, ADA/ART177, ADA/ART/MMT184, ART100, ART142, ART/COM/STO150, ART178, ART200, ART202, ART279, FMP108, FMP215, FMT121, JRN203, MTC191, MUC122, ART131, ART138, ART140, ART143, ART/COM/STO145, ART/THP246, ART270, ART273AC, CIS133DA, FMP114, FMP204, FMT151, MTC192, MUC195, MUC222)
5. Demonstrate professional and collaborative practices. (ADA/ART169, ADA/ART177, ADA/ART/MMT184, ART100, ART111, ART116, ART142, ART/COM/STO150, ART178, FMT121, JRN203, ART138, ART140, ART143, ART/COM/STO145, ART/MMT185, ART240, ART/THP246, ART270, ART273AC, ART287, CIS133DA, FMP114, FMP204, FMT151)
6. Communicate still, interactive, and time-based media solutions that recognize cultural and individual differences. (ADA/ART169, ADA/ART177, ADA/ART/MMT184, ART100, ART111, ART116, ART142, ART/COM/STO150, ART178, FMP108, FMT121, JRN203, MTC191, MUC122, ART131, ART138, ART140, ART143, ART/COM/STO145, ART/MMT185, ART200, ART240, ART/THP246, ART270, ART287, CIS133DA, FMP114, FMP204, FMT151, MTC192, MUC195, MUC222)
7. Create a portfolio of work that reflects current industry practices. (ADA/ART169, ADA/ART177, ADA/ART/MMT184, ART100, ART111, ART116, ART142, ART/COM/STO150, ART178, FMT121, JRN203, ART131, ART138, ART140, ART143, ART/COM/STO145, ART200, ART270, ART273AC, ART287)
+ indicates course has prerequisites and/or corequisites.
++ indicates that any suffixed course may be selected.
MCCCD Governing Board Approval Date: February 25, 2020

All information published is subject to change without notice. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of information presented, but based on the dynamic nature of the curricular process, course and program information is subject to change in order to reflect the most current information available.





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