Learn to design and edit all forms of media. Design 2D and 3D animation, create visual environments, and explore a range of media post-production principles in color manipulation, audio engineering, and video editing. The Information Technology Program at Mizzou Engineering offers this program to prepare students for the exciting world of media creation and design.

What is it?

The undergraduate Certificate in Media Technology and Design is a 12 credit-hour stand-alone certificate. It consists of 12 core requirements and one elective.

Why pursue it?

The Certificate in Media Technology and Design is ideal for students who want to use the latest technology to create new types of multi-media experiences. Learn virtual and augmented reality environment creation, animation design and media post-production. Jobs in these areas are growing at a faster-than-average rate as streaming services and internet-only platforms replace traditional entertainment and media outlets.

Undergraduate Media Technology and Design Certificate Requirements

Requirements: 12 completed hours (3 required, 9 elective)

Required: 3 hours

INFOTC 1610         Introduction to Digital Media

Elective Curriculum: 9 hours

INFOTC 2610        Digital Media Design

INFOTC 2615        Color Engineering and Processing

INFOTC 2620       Computer Modeling and Animation

INFOTC 2630        Introduction to Game Theory

INFOTC 3610        Digital Media Design 2

INFOTC 3630        Introduction to Virtual Reality

INFOTC 3640        Motion Graphics and Visual Effects 1

INFOTC 3650       Project and Team Management

INFOTC 3660        Audio Engineering

INFOTC 4610        Media Production Practicum

INFOTC 4640        Motion Graphics and Visual Effects 2

Process

Current Mizzou students should speak to their advisor about adding the certificate.

Non-Mizzou students can apply for the certificate here.