Date: Wednesday, May 20, 2015

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1 Technical College System of Georgia Academic Affairs Division Office of Technical Education (OTE) Information Ticket (updated: 06/2014) Date: Wednesday, May 20, 2015 Prepared by: Karen Howard PAS Group Title: 0820 / Media 0490 / Drafting Program Standard Title/Major Code(s): Standard Programs: AD71 / Animated Short Film (201003) AL61 / Advertising Layout Specialist (201003) CK71 / Animation Technology (201003) DAM1 / Design and Media Specialist (201003) DAM3 / Design and Media Technology (201003) DEM2 / Design and Media Technology (201003) DI21 / Digital Illustration Specialist (201003) GD21 / Graphic Design & Prepress Technician (201003) MG21 / Motion Graphics Assistant (201003) PH11 / Photographer (201003) WI11 / Web Interface Design Technician (201003) Process Curriculum Revision Course Revision Probe Notice Probe Feedback Probe Outcome Other Action Required Notify Appropriate Personnel Submit Vote Notify Faculty and Administration Information Only Submit Vote By: 7/1/2015 Institutionally Developed Programs: 3M11 / 3D Modeling & Rendering (Georgia Piedmont ) DMT2 / Digital Media Technology (Wiregrass Georgia ) DMT3 / Digital Media Technology (Wiregrass Georgia ) RAT3 / Recording Arts Technology (Georgia Piedmont ) TP13 / Television Technology (Chattahoochee )

2 and/or Course Standard Title/Course Code(s) DMPT 1000 Intro to Design and Media DMPT 1005 Vector Graphics DMPT 1010 Raster Imaging DMPT 1015 Drawing DMPT 1020 Introduction to Photography DMPT 1025 Photography DMPT 1040 Introduction to Animation DMPT 1055 Introduction to Media Technology DMPT 1500 Introduction to Television DMPT 1505 Introduction to Digital Post DMPT 1600 Introduction to Video DMPT 2100 Identity Design DMPT 2105 Page Layout DMPT 2110 Publication Design DMPT 2115 Advertising and Promotional Design DMPT 2120 Prepress and Output DMPT 2125 Advanced Raster Imaging DMPT 2130 Advanced Vector Graphics DMPT 2135 Documentary Photography DMPT 2205 Basic Printing Operations DMPT 2210 Intermediate Printing and Finishing Operations DMPT 2215 Advanced Printing and Post Operations DMPT 2300 Foundations of Interface Design DMPT 2305 Web Interface Design DMPT 2310 Animation for Web DMPT 2315 Dynamic Web Design DMPT 2320 Interactive Multimedia for Web DMPT 2325 Introduction to Virtual Reality DMPT 2330 Introduction to Content Management Systems DMPT 2335 Web Interface Structure DMPT 2400 Basic 3D Modeling and Animation DMPT 2405 Intermediate 3D Modeling DMPT 2410 Digital, Texture and Lighting DMPT 2415 Character Rigging DMPT 2425 Effects Animation DMPT 2430 Digital Matte Painting DMPT 2435 Fundamentals of Mocap

3 Performance Animation DMPT 2440 Overview of Video Game Art and Design DMPT Dimensional Animation DMPT 2450 Animated Short Film I DMPT 2455 Animated Short Film II DMPT D Character animation DMPT D Character Animation DMPT 2500 Intermediate Multi-Camera DMPT 2505 Intermediate Digital Post DMPT 2510 Field Video DMPT 2515 Intermediate Audio for Television DMPT 2520 Lighting for Television DMPT 2525 Writing for Broadcast DMPT 2530 Advanced Video Projects DMPT 2600 Basic Video Editing DMPT 2605 Introduction to Video Compositing and Broadcast Animation DMPT 2610 Intermediate Video Compositing and Broadcast Animation DMPT 2615 Intermediate Video Editing DMPT 2620 Intermediate Graphics for Television DMPT 2625 DVD Authoring DMPT 2700 Portraiture Photography DMPT 2705 Photography II DMPT 2800 Intermediate Video DMPT 2805 Narrative Filmmaking DMPT 2810 Documentary Filmmaking Ticket Information: 1. The Design & Media IFCC met on September 19, 2014 in Macon to discuss the contact minutes in their courses and other curriculum topics. It was the consensus of the faculty to adjust the contact minutes for courses that had 750 lecture minutes to 1500 lecture minutes and to reduce Lab 2 minutes from 4500 to 3000 and also to review courses that contain more than 4 credit hours. Following a lengthy discussion, the IFCC agreed that students require more didactic instructions and less lab time. The following courses were recalculated under the 1500 lecture minutes and 3000 Lab 2 minutes formula. The course versions were originally The new versions are The courses remain at 4 credit hours Drawing 1020 Introduction to Photography 1025 Photography

4 Ticket Information: 1600 Introduction to Video 2100 Identity Design 2105 Page Layout 2110 Publication Design 2115 Advertising and Promotional Design 2120 Prepress and Output 2125 Advanced Raster Imaging 2130 Advanced Vector Graphics 2135 Documentary Photography 2205 Basic Printing Operations 2210 Intermediate Printing and Finishing Operations 2215 Advanced Printing and Post Operations 2310 Animation for Web 2315 Dynamic Web Design 2320 Interactive Multimedia for Web 2325 Introduction to Virtual Reality 2400 Basic 3D Modeling and Animation 2405 Intermediate 3D Modeling 2410 Digital, Texture and Lighting 2415 Character Rigging 2425 Effects Animation 2430 Digital Matte Painting 2435 Fundamentals of Mocap Performance Animation 2440 Overview of Video Game Art and Design Dimensional Animation D Character Animation 2600 Basic Video Editing 2605 Introduction to Video Compositing and Broadcast Animation 2615 Intermediate Video Editing 2625 DVD Authoring 2. The contact minutes for the following courses were also converted from 750 to 1500 for lecture and 4500 to 3000 for Lab 2. Their new version is ; however, was their original version number Introduction to Content Management Systems 2700 Portraiture Photography 2705 Photography II 2800 Intermediate Video

5 Ticket Information: 2805 Narrative Filmmaking 2810 Documentary Filmmaking 3. In addition to adjusting the contact minutes from 750 to 1500 for lecture and 4500 to 3000 for Lab 2, course competencies were updated with these two courses. Their original version was and the new version is Foundations of Interface Design The four course competencies were thoroughly revised to reflect updates in technology Web Interface Design The three course competencies were thoroughly revised to reflect updates in technology. 4. The Printing Operations specialization was dropped from the diploma (DEM2-Specialization 8PP2) and degree (DAM3-Specialization 8PP3) programs; therefore, the following courses are no longer required in either program. However, a course from that specialization may be used as an elective Introduction to the Printing Industry 2205 Basic Printing Operations 2210 Intermediate Printing and Finishing Operations 2215 Advanced Printing and Post Operations 5. The Television specialization was dropped from the diploma (DEM2-Specialization 8TP2) and degree (DAM3-specialization 8TP3) programs; therefore, the following courses are no longer required in either program and they cannot be used as electives Introduction to Television 1505 Introduction to Digital Post 2450 Animated Short Film I 2455 Animated Short Film II 2500 Intermediate Multi-Camera 2505 Intermediate Digital Post 2510 Field Video 2515 Intermediate Audio for Television 2520 Lighting for Television 2525 Writing for Broadcast 2530 Advanced Video Projects 6. For the following three courses (version ), unique recalculation of contact minutes and changed credit hours occurred: 1000 Intro to Design and Media

6 Ticket Information: Reduced from 6 to 4 credit hours. The new course title is Introduction to Design. The media production competencies were moved to DMPT Lecture 2250 to 1500; Lab to Vector Graphics Reduced from 5 to 4 credit hours. Lecture 750 to 1500; Lab to Raster Imaging Reduced from 5 to 4 credit hours. Lecture 750 to 1500; Lab to The following courses (version ) were added to the degree (DAM3) and diploma (DEM2) programs. They have 1500 lecture minutes and 3000 Lab 2 minutes and are 4 credit hours Introduction to Animation 1055 Introduction to Media Technology 2335 Web Interface Structure D Character Animation 2640 Color Grading 2650 Visual Effects 8. The next two courses (version ) were added to the degree (DAM3) and diploma (DEM2) programs. They have unique contact minutes: 2630 Post- Audio (Lecture 2500 and Lab minutes; 7 credit hours) 2660 Special Projects (Lab minutes; 4 credit hours) 9. The next two courses have unique contact minutes. Their original version was and is now Version : 2610 Intermediate Video Compositing and Broadcast Animation Lecture remains same; Lab to 3000; Lab to Intermediate Graphics for Television Lecture 750 to 1500; Lab 2 remains unchanged; L to The courses that were not changed and remain as Version are: 2200 Introduction to the Printing Industry D and Animation 2900 Practicum/Internship I 2905 Practicum/Internship II 2910 Practicum/Internship III 2920 Practicum/Internship IV

7 Ticket Information: 2930 Exit Review 11. The following listing reflects the original program versions and the total credit hours for the older program version compared to the version on probe. Standard Programs: The following Standard Programs were originally version Their new versions are The change in credit hours were: AL61 / Advertising Layout Specialist from 35 to 31 hrs CK71 / Animation Technology Unchanged hours remain 28 DAM1 / Design and Media Specialist from 16 to 12 hrs DAM3 / Design and Media Technology from 60 to 61 hrs DEM2 / Design and Media Technology from 51 to 46 hrs DI21 / Digital Illustration Specialist from 22 to 20 hrs GD21 / Graphic Design & Prepress Technician from 24 to 20 hrs MG21 / Motion Graphics Assistant from 32 to 28 hrs PH11 / Photographer from 27 to 24 hrs WI11 / Web Interface Design Technician from 35 to 32 hrs Institutionally Developed Programs: 3M11 / 3D Modeling & Rendering (Georgia Piedmont ) from 22 to 20 hrs DMT2 / Digital Media Technology (Wiregrass Georgia ) from 56 to 54 hrs DMT3 / Digital Media Technology (Wiregrass ) from 62 to 60 hrs RAT3 / Recording Arts Technology (Georgia Piedmont ) from 60 to 63 hrs. TP13 / Television Technology (Chattahoochee ) Unchanged hours remain AD71 Animated Short Film (201003) has been deleted in the curriculum database since it was not adopted by any college and the two courses in the program (DMPT 2450 Animated Short Film I and DMPT 2455 Animated Short Film II are no longer included in the DAM3 and DEM2 programs. 13. Please vote on the Probe by July 1, 2015.

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