Every Screen. Every Story. Every Format.
Digital media is everywhere — and FTCC’s Digital Media Technologies graduates are equipped to create it across every platform and format. Spanning two degree tracks, DME prepares students for careers in video production, motion graphics, animation, UI/UX design, web design, and multimedia content creation. This is a field that is actively expanding, and DME graduates are trained for roles that exist today as well as positions still being defined. At this year’s Graduate Showcase, you’ll experience their work on screen exactly the way it was meant to be seen.
What They’re Showcasing
DME students are presenting their work on the second floor, with a portfolio of digital projects including promotional video content, motion graphics, animation, UI/UX design work, and web design. Projects on display represent professional-level digital production across multiple formats and platforms.
Work and skills represented include:
- Video production and editing
- Motion graphics and animation
- Digital promotional content creation
- UI/UX design and user experience research
- Web design and interface design
- Multimedia scripting and interactive technologies
- Information architecture
- Usability testing
Skills & Tools
Employers: DME graduates bring a versatile and in-demand skill set. Whether you’re looking for a video producer, motion graphics designer, UI/UX specialist, web designer, or multimedia content creator, the work on display reflects professional-level production across formats. Notably, the UI/UX track produces graduates with both design and research skills — candidates who understand how users think, not just how interfaces look. If your organization creates digital content, manages platforms, or develops user-facing products and interfaces, these are candidates worth meeting.
Considering the program? If you’re drawn to video, visual storytelling, interface design, or digital content creation of any kind, Digital Media Technologies opens more doors than you might expect. The program spans production, animation, design, and strategy — giving you a versatile foundation that applies across industries. Come see what students in this program produce and talk to them about where it’s taken them.
About the Program
FTCC’s Digital Media Technologies programs prepare students for entry-level and advancing careers across the digital design, multimedia, and interactive media industries. Course work develops the ability to create, store, communicate, exchange, and use information across internet and non-network-based media — with a strong emphasis on emerging technologies and industry-recognized competencies.
Graduates qualify for employment as animation specialists, digital media specialists, graphic artists and designers, interface designers, multimedia specialists, web designers, UX and UI designers, interaction designers, motion designers, UX researchers and strategists, information architects, and many new roles being defined as this field continues to evolve.
Two Degree Tracks
Digital Media
Focused on synthesizing multimedia, hypertext, information architecture, and internet-based technologies. Prepares students to create, communicate, and distribute digital content across a wide range of platforms and media types.
User Interface and Experience Design
A specialized track covering user experience research, motion graphics, user interface design, web design, multimedia scripting, usability testing, and interactive technologies. Graduates are prepared for careers as UX designers, UI designers, interaction designers, motion designers, UX researchers, UX strategists, information architects, and UX engineers — among many new roles still emerging in this expanding field.
Want to Learn More?
Whether you’re an employer looking to connect with program graduates, a prospective student exploring your options, or a current student with questions about the program, we’d love to hear from you.
Torie Quismundo, Department Chair
quismunt@faytechcc.edu
Or visit the full program page for curriculum details, course listings, and admission information.
