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The integrated arts and technology (IA&T) program offers students interested in arts and engineering technology a strong foundation in areas such as audio engineering, computer-based visual design, Web page design and technical support for live performances. Upon completion of the IA&T program, students receive an integrated arts and technology certificate and an engineering technology degree.
Students completing the IA&T program will have a solid background for entering a career in their major or a technical career within the arts concentration selected. Examples include theatre stagecraft and production, audio-video production, multimedia production, music editing, mixing and production, Web site design and implementation, and more.
The IA&T program will encompass a number of arts programs. Students in any of the majors within engineering technology will be required to select one arts program and take at least 12 hours of mid- to upperlevel coursework in that particular program. In addition, they will be required to complete one service-learning project in that program which, depending on size, may or may not have additional credit hours associated with it. In some cases, the student may be required to take prerequisite courses that would not be counted as technical electives. The following courses will be accepted technical electives for this program.
Music
Fundamentals of Broadcasting
Audio Production
Music, Instruments and Technology
Introduction to Music Technology
Recording Arts and Digital Media
Studio Instruction in Music Technology
Service-learning Project
Theatre
Fundamentals of Broadcasting
Fundamentals of Video Production
Advanced Television Production
Service-learning Project
Theatre Stagecraft
Concepts of Scene Design
Advanced Scene Design
Theatre Lighting
Visual communication design
Multimedia Design and Production I, II
Service-learning Project
Computer Applications — Design
Computer Applications — Illustration
Typography I
Computer-Aided Graphic Design
Computer-Aided Illustration
Design for Multimedia I
Design for the Internet
Digital Processes I, II
Computer Modeling and Animation I, II and III
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