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CREDIT CERTIFICATE CURRICULA
The Trauma Prevention and Recovery Certificate trains students as paraprofessionals to work in the field of violence prevention and trauma response, including service provision to victims and survivors of violence. It also trains service providers such as probation officers or nurses who routinely work with survivors of traumatic events to understand and respond to concerns unique to survivors.
This interdisciplinary curriculum educates students on (a) the causes and consequences of diverse forms of violence; (b) programmatic approaches to prevention and intervention; (c) the specific effects of violence on children and their families; (d) peer counseling and client-centered skills for working with victims and survivors; and (e) historic and aesthetic approaches to understanding violence, trauma and recovery, including the study of art, music and literature that has emerged from such experiences. Students in this program develop a broad understanding of violence and its impact on diverse individuals, families, communities and societies. This certificate program focuses on how violence affects individuals and groups, including considerations of ability/disability, age, culture, ethnicity/race, gender, gender identity/sexuality, and immigration status. Students develop skills to critically analyze social constructs that contribute to violence, listen empathically, offer appropriate referrals, and provide culturally-competent peer support.
Admission: The Trauma Prevention and Recovery Certificate program is open to any student enrolled at CCSF who meets the prerequisite requirements for each of the required courses.
Requirements for the Certificate of Accomplishment. The certificate requires completion of 15 units, which can be completed in two semesters. Each course must be completed with a final grade of C or higher, or Credit.
Credit toward Graduation. Credit earned to obtain the Certificate of Completion satisfies the G1 and H2 graduation requirements, and coursework is transferable to the California State University.
Credit toward Community Health Worker Certificate. One of the courses required for the Trauma Prevention and Recovery Certificate, IDST 54, meets the elective requirement for the CHW program.
Courses Required for the Certificate of Accomplishment in Trauma Prevention and Recovery
First Semester Course Units HLTH 48 Violence as a Public Health Issue ............. 3 CDEV 100 Violence & Its Impact on Children and Their Families ................................ 3
Second Semester IDST 47 Trauma & The Arts: An Interdisciplinary Approach .......................................... 3 IDST 54 The Politics of Sexual Violence ............... 3 HLTH 38 Trauma Response & Recovery .................... 3 Total Units ...................................... 15
Multimedia Studies
The Multimedia Studies Program prepares students for entry-level employment in the multimedia industry. Created as a cooperative effort by many disciplines, the program offers instruction in the design, development, tools, techniques, and production of computer-based interactive multimedia. Teamwork is emphasized, reflecting the interdisciplinary work environment of the multimedia industry.
Certificate Programs
Certificate of Completion. Students may obtain a Certificate of Achievement in Multimedia Studies by completing the courses in one of the concentrations listed below. Each course must be completed with a final grade of "C" or higher or credit.
The Multimedia Studies Program Concentration in Animation combines the study of animation, art, graphics, theater and problem-solving with the tools and techniques of communication for interactive digital media. This course of study prepares students for entry-level positions in multimedia animation. Each course must be completed with a grade of "C" or higher.
Courses Required for Certificate of Achievement in Concentration in Animation
First Semester
Course Units
IDST 120 Computer Skills for Multimedia .......................... 3 IDST 125 Multimedia Content and Form or DSGN 101 Design Fundamentals .............................. 3 ART 130A Basic Drawing ........................................... 3 TH A 143 Character Voices: Voice-Over or BCST 120 Audio Production ................................. 3 Second Semester
IDST 145 Storytelling/Storyboarding for New Media ................ 3 IDST 146 2D Animation with Flash ................................. 3 ART 130B Intermediate Drawing .................................... 3 GRPH 100A Beginning Adobe Illustrator ............................ 3 Third Semester
IDST 147 3D Imaging with 3D Studio Max ........................... 3 GRPH 100B Advanced Adobe Illustrator ............................. 3 GRPH 98A Beginning Adobe Photoshop or PHOT 60A Beginning Photoshop ............................ 2-3 IDST 148 Game Design for Multimedia .............................. 3Fourth Semester
IDST 150 Advanced Multimedia Production or IDST 160 Multimedia Internship/Work Exp or BCST 165A Industry Internship or IDST 151 Independent Multimedia Projects .................2-3 IDST 165 Multimedia Portfolio Development......................... 2 Total Units .............................................. 38-40Electives: Students may choose elective courses from this and other MMS concentration areas, provided that pre- and corequisites are observed. Listed are some suggestions: ARCH 21; BCST 124, 125, 140, 143, 146; CS 183B, 183C; DSGN 110; CINE 24, 54, 60, 136;GRPH 98B; IDST 130, 135A, 142; PHOT 60B
Flash
Design and Development
The program for the Certificate of Accomplishment in Flash Design and
Development provides instruction in the fundamental concepts and technical
skills needed to design and develop animations, banners, games and web
sites with Adobe Flash. Students who complete this certificate will be
ready for entry-level or freelance work as a Flash designer and developer.
Course UnitsRecommended Elective: CS 183C
IDST 120 Computer Skills for Multimedia....................... 3 IDST 125 Multimedia Content and Form ......................... 3 IDST 146 2D Animation with Flash or CS 183A Multimedia Tools.................................. 3 IDST 142 Designing Web Applications with Flash................ 3 CS 183B Flash Game Programming I.............................. 3 IDST 148 Game Design for Multimedia........................... 2 Total Units.............................................. 17
The Multimedia Studies Program Concentration in Rich Media Production combines instruction and practice with the concepts, techniques and technology of audio, film and video production for interactive digital media. This course of study prepares students for entry-level positions in multimedia rich media production. Each course must be completed with a grade of "C" or higher.
Courses Required for the Certificate of Achievement in Concentration in Rich Media Production
First Semester
Course Units IDST 110 Orientation to Multimedia .............................. 2 IDST 120 Computer Skills for Multimedia .......................... 3 IDST 125 Multimedia Content and Form or DSGN 101 Design Fundamentals .............................. 3 BCST 140 Video Production or CINE 24 Basic Film Production or BCST 145 Field Video Production ........................... 3
Second Semester
IDST 130 Multimedia Process and Production ....................... 3 BCST 120 Audio Production ........................................ 3 IDST 146 2D Animation for Multimedia or CS 183A Computer Multimedia Tools ......................... 3 CINE 25 Beginning Film Editing or Electives (See below) ..................................... 3
Third Semester
BCST 124 Digital Audio Production or MUS 30 Electronic Music Lab ............................. 2-3 BCST 143 Digital Video Editing or BCST 144 Desktop Video/Film or CINE 56 Introduction to Digital Film Editing .............. 3 IDST 133 DVD Authoring ........................................... 3
Fourth Semester
BCST 146 Digital Video Effects or CINE 136 Special Effects .................................. 3 IDST 132 Digital Media Distribution .............................. 2 BCST 135 Podcasting .............................................. 1 IDST 150 Advanced Multimedia Production or IDST 151 Independent Multimedia Projects ................ 2-3 IDST 160 Multimedia Internship/Work Experience or BCST 165A Industry Internship or IDST 165 Multimedia Portfolio Development ................. 2 Total Units .............................................. 41-43Electives: Students may choose elective courses from this and other MMS concentration areas, provided that pre and corequisites are observed. Listed are some suggestions: BCST 101, 103, 110, 119, 125, 126, 127, 131, 133, 145,148, 149; BSEN 76; CNIT 131;CINE 21, 30, 54, 60, 76,126; GRPH 35, 98A; IDST 135A, 142, 145, 147, 148; JOUR 35; MUS 29, 31; PHOT 57; TH A 145
The Multimedia Studies Program Concentration in Performance Arts combines the creative arts of music and theater with the digital tools for production in live performance. Students will be well-versed in the creation of digital sound, music, and computerized technologies for live theatrical performance. Each course must be completed with a grade of "C" or higher.
Courses Required for the Certificate of Achievement in Concentration in Performance Arts
First Semester
Course Units IDST 110 Orientation to Multimedia .............................. 2 IDST 120 Computer Skills for Multimedia .......................... 3 IDST 125 Multimedia Content and Form or DSGN 101 Design Fundamentals .............................. 3 MUS 28 Contemporary Music or TH A 1 Intro to Theatre ................................... 3Second Semester
IDST 130 Multimedia Process and Production ....................... 3 IDST 146 2D Animation with Flash or CS 183A Multimedia Tools .................................. 3 MUS 30 Electronic Music Lab ...................................... 2 Electives (See below) ............................................ 3Third Semester
MUS 31 Digital Music Studio ...................................... 3 TH A 145 Performance Art: New Media Workshop ..................... 3 IDST 145 Storytelling/Storyboarding for New Media ................ 3 Electives (See below) ............................................ 3Fourth Semester
IDST 150 Advanced Multimedia Production or IDST 160 Multimedia Internship/Work Experience or BCST 165A Industry Internship or IDST 151 Independent Multimedia Projects ................ 2-3 IDST 165 Multimedia Portfolio Development ........................ 2 Total Units .............................................. 38-39Electives: Students may choose elective courses from this and other MMS concentration areas, provided that pre and co-requisites are observed. Listed are some suggestions: BCST 140; CNIT 131; CINE 24, 136;GRPH 98A; IDST 135A ; 142; 144, 147; MUS 29, 31, 44; PHOT 57, 60A; TH A 116, 129, 143, 200
The 17-unit certificate program in Collaborative Design provides students with a strong foundation in multidisciplinary approaches to design and collaboration. Our approach offers students the collaborative skills and experiences needed for success in today's workplace. This program will enhance a focused study in any design discipline or provide an introduction to design thinking and making for all students.
Courses Required for Certificate of Accomplishment in Collaborative Design
Course Units
DSGN 101 Design Fundamentals ..................................... 3 DSGN 105 Survey of Collaborative Design .......................... 3 DSGN 110 Rapid Visualization ..................................... 3 DSGN 150 Color in Design ......................................... 3 Elective coursework from the required list ..................... 3-5 Total Units .............................................. 15-17
Electives: ARCH
18A, 18B, 20, 21, 23, 27, 29A, 29B, 31A, 34, 43; GRPH
25, 35, 53A, 98A, 100A, 101A, 148; PHOTO
51, 50A, 50B, 57, 60A,
60B, 101B-G; IDST
70, 110, 120, 130, 145, 146, 147, 150
The Multimedia Studies Program Concentration in Multimedia Programming includes instruction and practice in specific programming languages and authoring tools. This course of study prepares students for entry-level positions in computer programming in the multimedia field. Each course must be completed with a grade of "C" or higher.
Courses Required for the Certificate of Achievement in Concentration in Programming
First Semester
Course Units IDST 110 Orientation to Multimedia .............................. 2 IDST 120 Computer Skills for Multimedia .......................... 3 CNIT 132 Intermediate HTML and XHTML ............................. 3 CS 160A Introduction to Unix/Linux ............................... 2
Second Semester
IDST 130 Multimedia Process and Production ....................... 3 IDST 146 2D Animation with Flash or CS 183A Multimedia Tools .................................. 3 CS 111A Intro to Programming: Java or CS 110A Intro to Programming: C++ ......................... 3 CS 113A Intro to Perl Programming ................................ 3 Third Semester
CS 111B Programming Fundamentals: Java ........................... 3 CS 113B Object Oriented Perl Programming ......................... 3 CS 183B Flash Game Programming I ................................. 3
Fourth Semester
Course Units CNIT 133 Interactive Web Pages ................................... 3 IDST 150 Advanced Multimedia Production or IDST 160 Multimedia Internship/Work Experience or IDST 151 Multimedia Independent Projects ................ 2-3 IDST 165 Multimedia Portfolio Development ........................ 2 Total Units .............................................. 38-39Electives: Students may choose elective courses from this and other MMS concentration areas, provided that pre and corequisites are observed. Listed are some suggestions: BCST 140; CS 111C, 130A, 134, 150A, 181, 182, 183C; CINE 24; GRPH 35; IDST 125; 135A;142
The Multimedia Studies Program Concentration in Web Design and Graphics combines the study of design process and problem solving with the tools and techniques of visual communication for interactive digital media. This course of study prepares students for entry-level positions in multimedia design and production. Each course must be completed with a grade of "C" or higher.
Courses Required for the Certificate of Achievement in Concentration in Web Design and Graphics
First Semester
Course Units IDST 110 Orientation to Multimedia .............................. 2 IDST 120 Computer Skills for Multimedia .......................... 3 IDST 125 Multimedia Content and Form or DSGN 101 Design Fundamentals .............................. 3 Electives (see below) ............................................ 3
Second Semester
IDST 130 Multimedia Process and Production ....................... 3 GRPH 35 Graphic Design ........................................... 3 GRPH 98A Beginning Adobe Photoshop or PHOT 60A Beginning Photoshop ............................ 2-3 GRPH 100A Beginning Adobe Illustrator ............................ 3
Third Semester
GRPH 140 Graphic Design for New Media ............................ 3 GRPH 98B Advanced Adobe Photoshop or PHOT 60B Intermediate Photoshop ........................... 3 IDST 146 2D Animation with Flash or CS 183A Multimedia Tools .................................. 3 IDST 135A Advanced Web Design with Dreamweaver ................... 3Fourth Semester
IDST 142 Designing Interactive Applications with Flash............ 3 IDST 150 Advanced Multimedia Production or IDST 160 Multimedia Internship/Work Experience or BCST 165A Industry Internship or IDST 151 Independent Multimedia Projects ................ 2-3 Total Units .............................................. 39-41Electives: Students may choose elective courses from this and other MMS concentration areas, provided that pre- and corequisites are observed. Listed are some suggestions: ARCH 21; ART 130; BCST 140; CNIT 131, 132, 133; CS 183B, 183C; CINE 24; GRPH 53A, 99A; 147; PHOT 51, 53, 55, 85A
The program for the Certificate of Accomplishment in Web Design with Dreamweaver provides instruction in the fundamental concepts and technical skills needed to design and develop web sites with Adobe Dreamweaver. Students who complete this certificate will be skilled in creating web sites with Adobe Dreamweaver.
Courses Required for the Certificate of Accomplishment in Web Design with Dreamweaver
Course UnitsRecommended Electives: IDST 125, CNIT 132, and 133.
IDST 120 Computer Skills for Multimedia ...........................3 IDST 130 Multimedia Process and Production ........................3 IDST 135A Web Design with Dreamweaver..............................3 IDST 135B Dynamic Sites with Dreamweaver ..........................3 Total Units ................................................. 12
The Multimedia Studies Program Concentration in Web Production is a fast track program that combines the production of web site graphics and web site programming. Upon completion of this program, students will be prepared for entry-level positions in web site production. Each course must be completed with a grade of "C" or higher.
Courses Required for the Certificate of Achievement in Concentration in Web Production (Fast Track)
First Semester*
Course Units
IDST 120 Computer Skills for Multimedia .......................... 3 IDST 125 Multimedia Content and Form or DSGN 101 Design Fundamentals .............................. 3
Second Semester
IDST 146 2D Animation with Flash or CS 183A Multimedia Tools .................................. 3 CNIT 131 Internet Basics and Beginning HTML or IDST 130 Multimedia Process and Production ................ 3 GRPH 98A Beginning Adobe Photoshop or PHOT 60A Beginning Photoshop..............................2-3
Third Semester*Equivalency for both first semester courses is available, by exam for IDST 120 and by exam and portfolio review for IDST 125.
IDST 135A Advanced Web Design with Dreamweaver ................... 3 CNIT 132 Intermediate HTML and XHTML ............................. 3 GRPH 100A Beginning Adobe Illustrator ............................ 3 Total Units .............................................. 23-24
The Multimedia Studies Program Concentration in Web Programming is a fast track program that combines web site scripting and programming languages with design/animation tools that allow interactivity. Upon completion of this program, students will be prepared for entry-level positions in web site programming. Each course must be completed with a grade of "C" or higher.
Courses Required for the Certificate of Achievement in Concentration in Web Programming (Fast Track)
First Semester*
Course Units
IDST 120 Computer Skills for Multimedia .......................... 3 CNIT 131 Internet Basics and Beginning HTML ..................... 3
Second Semester
IDST 146 2D Animation with Flash or CS 183A Multimedia Tools .................................. 3 CNIT 132 Intermediate HTML and XHTML ............................. 3 CS 110A Intro to Programming: C++ or CS 111A Intro to Programming: Java ........................ 3
Third Semester*Equivalency is available by exam for IDST 120.
CS 183B Flash Game Programming I ................................. 3 CNIT 133 Interactive Web Pages ................................... 3 CS 110B Programming Fundamentals: C++ or CS 111B Programming Fundamentals: Java .................... 3 Total Units ................................................. 24