Digital Innovation + Design (B.A.)
About the Program
By completing a Bachelor of Arts in Digital Innovation + Design, you will have competencies in the human skills of communication, collaboration, critical thinking, creativity and innovation; the managing and using new and emerging digital technologies; and the application of design thinking principles to thrive in the modern digital workplace. Specifically, the degree will prepare you for user experience design, digital project management, creative content creation and data specialist positions. You will pick from the DID courses and certificates you are most interested in to design your degree.
Program Requirements
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Student Success Curriculum take the following courses, take 10 credits10 creditsStudent Success CurriculumCOID101 - Introduction to Digital Innovation and Design Degree3 creditsCOID201 - Teamwork Studio1 creditCOID301 - Design Your Life1 creditCOID490 - Capstone for Digital Innovation and Design (FF)1 credit
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First Year Certificate in Innovation and Design take the following courses, take 12 credits12 creditsComplete a First Year Cerificate in Innovation and DesignCOID330 - Creative Concepting3 creditsCOID331 - Growth Hacking3 creditsCOID332 - Analytics for Design3 creditsCOID333 - Emerging Technology3 credits
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Take 2-3 Certificates to total at least 19 credits complete 2 of the following requirements19 - 24 creditsChoose from the following certificates:Content Production CertificateUX Design CertificateTEsports CertificateData Analysis for All CertificateIT Support for All CertificateProject Management for All Certificate
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Choose at least 1 certificate complete 1 of the following requirements12 creditsChoose from the following certificates:Applied Leadership: Growing into a High-Impact Leader CertificateCyber Operations CertificatePlus Business CertificateUser Research (UX) Professional Certificate
* Please note that you must meet with an advisor each semester in order to verify degree completion time as well as online course offerings for the program requirements.