PROGRAM
REQUIREMENTS
The
MIME program
has established the following requirements for students
in the program:
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Student-designed program, approved by the student's committee.
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Minimum 36 credit hours, 18 in the department |
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a project-based comprehensive exam |
| • T505 Media Work |
| • Choose one:
T522 Management or T580 Game Design |
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PROGRAM
OF STUDY
MIME
couples traditional classes with a project-based approach to large scale media design from documentatires, to the internet to game design. All told, the degree
will require 36 graduate credits, spread across
many academic units at IU such as: Telecommunications,
Business, Music, Fine Arts, Theater, Education,
Journalism, and Computer Science.
AREAS
OF STUDY
Beyond
the required courses and the possible internship
experience, students can select major and minor
areas of emphasis. MIME
makes use of many existing courses available across
Indiana university. MIME
students may enroll in the courses such as the
following, this list is just a suggestion. Ultimately the list depends upon the interests of the Mimesters:
| Business |
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Creativity for Small Business Development |
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Business Planning |
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New Venture Creation |
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| Communication
and Culture |
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Research Methods in Media and Culture |
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Mass Media and Culture |
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Media Institutions and the Production of Culture |
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Technology and Culture |
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The Screenplay |
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Media Theory and Aesthetics |
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Cultural Dimensions of International Communication |
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| Computer
Science |
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Mastering the World-Wide Web |
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Introduction to Computer Science
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Introduction to Software Systems |
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Data Structures |
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Introduction to Programming I: Java |
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Introduction to Programming II: Online
Game Desig |
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Networks & Distributed Computing |
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| Fine
Arts |
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Computer Art: Survey and Practice |
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Video Art
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Anatomy For The Artist |
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Advanced Seminar in Graphic Design |
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Advanced Studio Projects: Drawing, Figurative
Sculpture, Photography, etc |
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| Instructional
Systems Technology |
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Instructional Design and Development I |
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Instructional Design and Development
II
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Designing Instructional Systems |
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Message Design for Multimedia |
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Visual Skills |
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Human-Computer Interface Design |
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Design Issues of Next-Generation Interfaces
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| Journalism |
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Media and Society |
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Seminar in Visual Communication
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Issues in New Communication Technology |
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Informational Graphics |
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Literary Journalism |
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Computerized Publication Design I |
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Computerized Publication Design II |
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The Media in the Twentieth Century |
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| Library
and Information Science |
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User Needs and Behavior in Theory and
Practice |
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Principles and Technologies of Storytelling
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Introduction to Human Computer Interaction |
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Development and Use of Networked Digital Libraries |
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Information Usage and the Cognitive Artifact |
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| Music |
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Introduction to MIDI and Computer Music |
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| Telecommunications |
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T570:
Art, Entertainment and Information
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T571:
Applied Cognitive and Emotional Psychology |
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T551: Mass Media and Culture |
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T641: Children and the Media |
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T602: Interactivity & Communication Theory |
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T597: Interactive Storytelling and Computer
Game Design Media Design Internship |
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| Theater |
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Research Methods and Materials |
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Advanced Scene Design
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Studies in Scene Design |
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Studies in Stage Lighting |
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Structure of Drama |
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Studies in Playwriting |
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Studies in Theatre Technology |
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