*Some careers my require a bachelor's degree, further education or additional training.
Our Multimedia Technology program teaches you how to transform your ideas into a production sequence. Whether you're directing your own television production or designing a brochure, this type of skill is invaluable.
Our Multimedia Technology program offers a variety of traditional and on-line courses in Graphics and Digital Photography. As part of your coursework, you'll learn how to produce from start to finish through intensive hands-on projects and lab experiences. Whether you choose to earn an Associate Degree of Applied Science, a Letter of Recognition in Photography or a Graphic Design Certificate, you'll understand how to create all kinds of media and communications.
Allegany College of Maryland provides practical experience within the Advanced Technology Department which includes: A television studio, a multimedia classroom, an audio production area, and a graphics production area.
You'll also expand your education by interacting with program guest speakers, participating in class field trips, and become involved in community projects and internships.
Goal 1: Guide students in the discipline and profession of multimedia, with a philosophy that is embedded in artistic expression and creativity which connects the environment of communication and business
Objective 1: Graduates will successfully identify and use the elements and principles of design in all facets relating to multimedia.
Objective 2: Successful students will be able to identify terminology associated with the concepts, techniques, and processes used throughout the multimedia environment.
Objective 3: Present, evaluate, and communicate, or receive, constructive feedback in response to an objective set of criteria for any given work of multimedia design.
Objective 4: Successful students will have knowledge of creating a compelling story regardless of the technology or medium.
Goal 2: Help students develop problem-solving skills, especially those required to analyze, design and implement solutions involving Photography, Graphic Design, Video and Audio Production.
Objective 1: Using the creative, problem-solving process, combine rational and intuitive methods to create cohesive and successful communications.
Objective 2: Create communication solutions by implementing the various stages of the creative design process.
Objective 3: Properly assemble a working sound system, identifying components and their function, manipulate audio to be aesthetically pleasing, demonstrate a working knowledge of professional audio equipment.
Objective 5: Demonstrate proper use of advanced camera techniques using a variety of cameras and how they function and operate.
Goal 3: Present the opportunity for students to engage in a program where they will have a competitive position to be employed in the multimedia field or be well prepared to continue on for specialized study at a four-year college.
Objective 1: Execute the operation of equipment and/or procedures associated with multiple facets of multimedia. These may include: digital-photography, page layout, typography, video, audio, interactive media, and web design.
Objective 2: Gain experience with multimedia processes using current, recognized, industry-standard software as well as computer hardware and software associated in both Mac and Windows platforms.
Objective 3: Demonstrate an advanced knowledge of photo editing including: image manipulation, color correction, compositing, toning, and preparing for distribution.
Objective 4: Assemble video projects in professional non-linear editing software showing proficiency in importing, exporting, effects, transitions, color correcting, and flow.
Objective 5: Demonstrate proper knowledge of recording, editing and producing on-air audio content for professional use.
Objective 6: Students will understand the phases of the production cycle and how it relates to Photography, Graphic Design, Video and Audio Production.
Goal 4: Develop a work and professional ethic or philosophy of continuous learning and an ongoing utilization of current and changing technologies in the field of multimedia.
Objective 1: Successful students will be aware of the rapid rate of change of technology and methodologies in the multimedia environment.
Objective 2: Successful students will be familiar with techniques and resources in order to obtain knowledge and understanding of new developments in multimedia technology.
Objective 3: Students will demonstrate a knowledge of the legalities involved in multimedia creation and distribution.
Our experienced, knowledgeable faculty are excited to share their expertise with you and prepare you to succeed in the diverse, creative field of multimedia technology.
John A. Bone
jbone@allegany.edu
Director, Multimedia Technology/Associate Professor
301-784-5635
Technology 105
A.A.S., Allegany College of Maryland
B.I.T., American Intercontinental University,
M.Ed., Frostburg State University
James E. House Jr.
jhouse@allegany.edu
Chair, Computer Technology/Associate Professor
301-784-5308
Technology 162
A.A., Potomac State College,
B.S., Frostburg State University
M.A.I.D.T., West Virgina University
Jared L. Ritchey
jritchey2969@allegany.edu
Adjunct Instructor/Educational Technology Services Coordinator
301-784-5624
Technology 27-C
A.A.S., Allegany College of Maryland
B.A., Frostburg State University
M.E.T., Boise State University
Marsha L. Clauson
mclauson@allegany.edu
Administrative Associate
301-784-5328
Technology 111
A.S., Allegany College of Maryland