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Mar 20, 2025
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2022-2023 Southeastern University - Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Bachelor of Science, Digital Design & Production: Back-End Development
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Bachelor of Science, Digital Design & Production: Back-End Development (4-Year Plan)
Program Description
The Digital Design & Production degree with the track in Back-End Development emphasizes the principles and best practices of digital design and production. The 16-credit digital production core focuses on effective digital editing, development, and marketing, while the 21-credit digital design core includes various courses related to color theory, typography, digital design, and branding. The 4-credit career core includes an internship opportunity, and the 6-credit back-end development track includes courses in coding, programming, and databases. Students critically analyze and produce various digital designs, including websites, logos, photography projects, and UI/UX design projects.
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Foundational Core - 55 Credit Hours
Intellectual and Practical Skills - 15 Credit Hours
Mathematics: Select Two (2) of the Following (6 Credits):
Engaging Human Culture and the Natural World - 19 Credit Hours
Natural Science with Lab: Select One (1) of the Following plus Lab (4 Credits):
Behavioral Science: Select One (1) of the Following (3 credits):
Social Science: Select One (1) of the Following (3 Credits):
Historical Perspective: Select One (1) of the Following (3 Credits):
Humanities: Select One (1) of the Following (3 Credits):
Literature: Select One (1) of the Following (3 Credits):
Spiritual Formation - 12 Credit Hours
Select One (1) of the following (3 Credits):
Personal and Social Responsibility - 9 Credit Hours
Select One (1) of the following (3 Credits):
Major Core - 47 Credit Hours
Career Core - 4 Credit Hours
Digital Production Core - 16 Credit Hours
Digital Design Core - 21 Credit Hours
Back-End Development Track - 6 Credit Hours
General Electives - 18 Credit Hours
Total Program: 120 Credit Hours
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