Bachelor of Fine Arts in Web Design (120 Hours)

Essential Liberal Arts Courses (31 hours)

Required

CCC100Introduction to College Writing

3

CCC102Public Speaking

3

 

MATH100Mathematics for the Liberal Arts

4

Or

MATH101Intermediate Algebra

4

 

XXXX
Scientific Inquiry

4

XXXX
Experiential Learning

2

Great Conversation Series

Required

GCON110Great Conversation: The Meaning of Life

3

GCON120Great Conversation: Western Civilization

3

GCON130GCON130 - Great Conversation: Global Civilization

3

GCON140GCON140 - Great Conversation: Art

3

GCON150GCON150 - Great Conversation: What It Means to Be A U.S. Citizen

3

Web Design Core (28 hours)

Required

ART101Two-dimensional Design

3

ART102Digital Foundations

3

ART215

3

ART219Typography

3

ART290

1

ART319Front End Web Design

3

ART339User Experience I: Understanding User Experience

3

ART340User Experience II: Building Compelling User Experiences

3

ART341Capstone: User Experience III - Goal Oriented Web Design

3

Computer Science Cognates (12 hours)

Required

CS100Internet History, Technology, and Security

3

CS103Programming for Everyone I

3

CS104Programming for Everyone II

3

CS110Web Development

3

Web Design Major Cognates (15 hours)

Required

BUS101Introduction to Business

3

BUS242Business & Professional Communications

3

MATH204Elementary Statistics

3

MGMT342Information Technology & Project Management

3

MKTG230Marketing

3

All students must choose a track from

  • Web Applications
  • Web Design

Web Applications Track Electives (9 hours)

CS311Application Development I - Backend

3

CS312Application Development II - Frontend

3

CS411Product Development

3

Web Design Track Electives (9 hours)

ART228Introduction to Graphic Design

3

ART328Graphic Design II

3

ART338Graphic Design- Digital Media

3

Note:

  • General elective credit hours will vary dependent upon the following degree requirements:
    • Must complete a minimum of 120 credit hours
    • Must complete a minimum of 30 credit hours of coursework at the 300 or 400-level
  • Courses requiring prerequisites and corequisites are noted on the course which can be found in the course description section of the catalog.