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The Computer Graphics Art (soon to become visual communication and digital media arts - VCDMA) concentration is one that enables and empowers students for a career in visual communications and media arts. Students who follow this concentration are introduced to opportunities in graphic design, digital art and imaging, and multimedia. By building upon foundation courses, students merge skills in art, technology, and communication.
This program leads to the Bachelor's of Arts degree in fine arts with a concentration in computer graphics art. Additionally, students from other departments may seek to minor in computer graphics art (VCDMA) and should develop a track scheme with faculty in computer graphics art (VCDMA). The minimum number of semester hours required for the bachelor's degree is 120. Students who choose to concentrate in a particular area must consult with a fine and performing arts faculty advisor.
For more details about admission and program requirements, please visit the "About" page , where you can download the VCDMA brochure and/or the BSU undergraduate bulletin. Adobe Acrobat reader is needed to view the files (PDF).
New VCDMA Program & Major Survey!
Attention all visitors, high school, transfer, returning/continuing education and even current BSU students, take a moment to complete the VCDMA Future Program Survey . This will allows us to access the types of new and innovative programs and majors we hope to offer in the near future. Your information will not be shared and it is completely anonymous. Thank you.
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