This course provides an introduction to information technology and Information systems. The student will be introduced to computer software, hardware, and networking technologies, Information systems, databases as well as information security and privacy. The subject also teaches students to maximize their use of mobile devices, make the most of online tools for collaboration and communication, and fully utilize today’s Internet capabilities. It highlights today’s most current technology trends and developments.

This course provides an introduction to information technology and Information systems. The student will be introduced to computer software, hardware, and networking technologies, Information systems, databases as well as information security and privacy. The subject also teaches students to maximize their use of mobile devices, make the most of online tools for collaboration and communication, and fully utilize today’s Internet capabilities. It highlights today’s most current technology trends and developments.

An introduction to computer-based multimedia – including desktop publishing, hypermedia, presentation media, graphics, animation, sound, video, and integrated authoring techniques, with some discussion and examination of the underlying technologies that make them possible. It is a survey course that touches on a very broad range of topics to serve as an introduction to each topic, and it emphasizes hands-on experience for students to familiarize them with the range of tools used in creating computer-based multimedia.

This course introduces students to the fundamental elements and principles of design, with a focus on identifying and applying them to meet specific needs in digital media. Students will learn how to evaluate design requirements through research, as well as collect, sort, and utilize appropriate resources effectively. Emphasis will be placed on developing creative and practical design solutions using industry-standard graphical software. By the end of the course, students will be able to produce well-structured and visually appealing digital media designs that align with targeted objectives and user needs.

This course explores the historical development of media art, tracing its evolution from traditional forms to contemporary digital practices. Students will examine key movements, influential artists, and technological advancements that have shaped media art over time. The course covers various media, including photography, film, animation, video and digital art. Emphasis is placed on understanding the relationship between art, technology, and society, as well as the impact of media art on culture and communication.

Colour Studies introduces students to the fundamental principles of colour theory and its practical application across design, art, and multimedia. This course covers key topics such as colour properties, harmonies, psychology, and symbolism, emphasizing how colour influences perception and visual communication. Students will explore both traditional and digital colour applications, including colour mixing techniques, composition, and the role of lighting in enhancing visual impact. Through hands-on practice and analysis, students will develop the skills needed to effectively use colour to create compelling and cohesive visual designs.

Drawing for Concept Art introduces fundamental drawing techniques essential for visual storytelling and concept development. This course focuses on sketching, composition, perspective, and detailing to create compelling characters, environments, and props. Students will explore ideation processes, refining rough sketches into polished concept designs. Through traditional and digital methods, they will develop a strong foundation in visual communication for games, animation, and film industries.

This course covers fundamental techniques and tools for creating computer graphics that involves hand-drawn as well as computer-aided programs. Introducing the input-tools for the purpose of streamlining design processes and output in the form of electronic files. The development typically uses vector-based (line) environments whereas graphic-based software utilizes raster-based (pixel) environments.

Video Capturing equips students with essential skills in camera operations, lighting, shot composition, and editing. Through practical projects like personal video stories, trailers, and short films, students develop storytelling and technical proficiency, preparing them for careers in filmmaking, multimedia production, and digital content creation.

Digital Effects and Compositing introduces students to the fundamental techniques of integrating visual elements into a cohesive composition. This course covers key concepts such as layering, masking, keying and motion tracking. Students will explore the use of digital effects to enhance visuals, create seamless composites, and integrate CGI elements into live-action footage.

2D Animation introduces students to the fundamental principles and techniques of creating motion in a two-dimensional space. This course covers key animation concepts such as timing, spacing, squash and stretch, anticipation, and character movement. Students will learn to develop storyboards, design characters, and animate scenes using both traditional and digital methods.

Digital Audio explores the fundamentals of Foley, sound design, and audio editing for film, animation, and multimedia. Students will learn to record, edit, and integrate voice, sound effects, and background music to enhance storytelling. Through hands-on projects, they will create immersive audio experiences using industry-standard techniques and tools.