The City University of New York won two awards in the 63rd New York Emmy Awards, as CUNY TV and the New York City College of Technology each earned honors in Saturday’s ceremony. The award for CUNY TV brings to 21 the total number of Emmys the station has been awarded by the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences New York Chapter.
The City University of New York has significantly expanded its digital skills curriculum as part of a broad-based effort to produce a steady pipeline of diverse, adaptable, critical thinkers who can thrive in a workplace environment that is increasingly reliant on advanced digital technologies across most sectors of the economy. Another aim of this initiative is to encourage traditionally underrepresented groups to take up tech-focused areas of study.
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The Industrial Design program provides students a foundation experience in the necessary skills to begin a career in Computer Assisted Design (CAD), Model making, Product Design and Fabrication or transfer to a four-year institution.
The New Media Technology major offers students the opportunity to work and experiment with some of the exciting technologies available today. Students develop a broad understanding of multimedia and Internet technologies in order to develop expertise in creating digital content.
The A.S. degree program in Digital Art and Design prepares students to enter the greatly expanding field of new media. In addition to four basic courses that provide a solid background in art, students take five courses in digital art and design, which develop computer skills for fine and applied arts.
Queens College’s Design program combines knowledgeable faculty with industry standard software and the creativity of a studio-based learning environment. Students choose one of three concentrations: Communication Design, Animation & Illustration or Interaction Design.
An interdisciplinary program that brings together television, web, information systems, computer science, and design. The program offers three main concentrations: digital video, computer graphics, and systems and applications.