COURSE CURRICULUM

The Digital Media specialization within the Computer Science program equips students with a solid foundation in programming, mathematics, physics, and software development, while offering focused expertise in the technologies driving modern digital experiences. Core courses such as CSCI 1030U (Introduction to Computer Science), CSCI 2010U (Data Structures), and CSCI 2040U (Software Design and Analysis) build essential computing skills. Specialized digital media courses include CSCI 2160U (Digital Media), CSCI 3090U (Computer Graphics and Visualization), CSCI 4110U (Advanced Computer Graphics), CSCI 4220U (Computer Vision), and CSCI 4620U (Human-Computer Interaction), allowing students to explore interactive systems, visual storytelling, and immersive environments. Additional offerings like CSCI 4100U (Mobile Devices), CSCI 4210U (Information Visualization), and CSCI 4080U (Design for Educational Applications) expand into mobile and educational technologies. Complementary business and communication electives such as BUSI 1700U (Introduction to Entrepreneurship), COMM 1100U (Introduction to Communication and Digital Media Studies), and COMM 2311U (The Creative Industries) round out students’ understanding of the digital media landscape. With a curriculum that bridges technical, creative, and societal aspects of computing, this program prepares graduates for careers in gaming, UI/UX design, app development, interactive media, and beyond, or for further studies in computer science and related creative tech fields.