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School of Informatics New Media Program |
Mary Cable Building (SI) Room
115 525 North Blackford Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46202 (317) 278-7666 School of Informatics Website |
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All students must meet the requirements as established by the faculty of the
New Media Program and applies to all IUPUI New Media students. The New Media
Program, Office of Student Affairs, Mary Cable Building 117, can answer
questions about general education courses and distribution requirements.
Refer to the Bachelor of Science in Media Arts and Science Plan of Study
available from your academic advisor.
General Education Requirements
10 credit hours of Foreign Language
6 credit hours of Analytical Skills
6 credit hours of Arts and Humanities
6 credit hours of Social Sciences
Distribution Requirements
Candidates for the B.S. degree must complete the following credit hour
requirements:
| Required Core | 18 credit hours |
| Web-Based Computer Programming | 9 credit hours |
| General Education | 59 credit hours |
| Foreign Language | 10 credit hours |
| Analytical Skills | 6 credit hours |
| Arts & Humanities | 6 credit hours |
| Social Science | 6 credit hours |
| University Electives | 25 credit hours |
| Communication Core | 6 credit hours |
| Concentration/Specialization | 24 credit hours |
| New Media Electives | 12 credit hours |
The New Media Program recommends that students complete English W131, or Honors W140 during the first semester or as soon afterward as placement test scores and course availability allow. Students whose placement test scores indicates a need to take English W001 should enroll in that course their first semester. Students must earn a minimum grade of C in English W001 to advance to English W131. It is also recommended that English W132 or W150 be taken the semester following successful completion of English W131.
Speech Communication R110 (3 cr.) Students with previously
acquired competency in public speaking may be eligible for special credit and
exemption from the requirement; contact the chairperson of the:
Foreign Language Requirement Placement Test Students with
previous experience in a foreign language should take the Foreign Language
Placement Test at the Testing Center to assess their level of language
preparation. Students who complete the course into which they were placed with a
grade of C or better are eligible for special credit at a reduced fee for the
appropriate lower-division courses(s) that precede the course taken. Foreign
language special credit counts towards graduation and toward the foreign
language requirement.
Courses numbers 117 are reserved for students who have never studied the
language before. Students who have had two or more years of formal study in a
language may take a 117-level course in that language as a refresher course
before enrolling in a more advanced course. Their work will be graded on a
Satisfactory/Fail (S/F) basis. A grade of S is equivalent to a minimum grade of
C.
Non-Native Speakers Students for whom English is not a first
language may be exempted from the foreign language requirement, without credit,
by completion of English W131 and W132 with the required grade of C or better.
Native speakers of English who have achieved elementary or intermediate
proficiency in a foreign language by studying or living in a country where the
language is spoken should confer with the Foreign Languages and Cultures
department for placement in the correct level of that foreign language.
Advanced Courses In addition to advanced courses in one’s
major, the new media student should conduct in-depth study in other areas. 300 +
level courses must be completed in five areas:
Cavanaugh Hall 309
or phone (317) 274-0566.
Web-Based
Programming (9)
Concentration or Specialization (12)
New Media Electives (12)
University Electives (12)
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