Computational Media - Georgia Institute of Technology - Main Campus

Computational Media from Georgia Institute of Technology - Main Campus is a Campus Bachelor Multimedia degree that prepares you for a Communications career. Major Overview The Bachelor of Science in Computational Media (BSCM) was developed in recognition of computing's significant role in communication and expression, and is a joint offering between the College of Computing and the School of Literature, Communication, and Culture within the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts. The two schools offer CM majors a thorough education in understanding the computer as an expressive medium, and in creating interactive media not only with commercial software packages but also by writing code. Computational Media is one of Georgia Tech's fastest-growing programs, going from one student in 2004 to 270 today. CM majors work as interns in the design and development of video games, animation and special effects , and user interfaces. Most CM alumni have gone on to work for major video-game studios and interactive-media firms. Some are now pursuing graduate degrees in digital media, human-computer interaction, and even film studies. The BSCM curriculum gives students a grasp of the computer as a medium: the technical, the historical-critical, and the applied. Students gain significant hands-on and theoretical knowledge of computing, as well as an understanding of visual design and the history of media. Our graduates are uniquely positioned to plan, create, and critique new digital media forms for entertainment, education and business. View more details on Georgia Institute of Technology - Main Campus . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Multimedia courses.