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Submitter's Information

Name

Patrick Hudak

Title

Faculty, Computer Applications

Region

Bay Area

College

Mission College

CTE Dean

CTE Dean's Name

Jeffrey Pallin

CTE Dean's Email

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Program Details

Program Title

Digital Media Marketing

Submission Type

New Program

TOPs Code

Digital Media (061400)

Projected Start Date

08/24/22

Catalog Description

This new interdisciplinary Program at Mission College combines courses from the Business Department and the Graphic Design and Multimedia Departments. The pairing provides unique training for students interested in modern digital marketing principles and strategies, as well as skills related to the production of digital marketing materials. This Program would be valuable to small business owners and entrepreneurs who want to leverage current marketing channels and tools.

Program Learning Outcomes:

  • Conduct market research and apply marketing concepts to business cases.
  • Develop a comprehensive Internet marketing plan that includes the 4P strategies of marketing: price, product, place, promotion.
  • Determine the essential elements of different creative approaches to the design, layout and production of communication materials and media.
  • Students will plan and execute the development of digital marketing materials appropriate to the delivery platform and marketing plan.

Career/Transfer Opportunities:

Advertising, promotions, and marketing managers and sales agents; communications specialist, content creators and strategists, digital marketing and community managers, growth and performance marketing specialists, email marketing specialists, media planners, public relations specialists, social media managers

Enrollment Completer Projections

Projected Program Completions:

2022-2023 - Enroll 15 students; 5 students complete the certificate.

2023-2024 - Enroll 20 students; 10 students complete the certificate.

2024-2025 - Enroll 25 students; 15 students complete the certificate.

Program Proposal Attributes

Program Award Type(s) (Check all that apply)
  • Certificate of Achievement: 16 or greater semester (or 24 or greater quarter) units (C)
Program Goal

The Certificate in Digital Marketing is a career pathway developed to provide students with training in relevant business principles in marketing, visual communication, and the technical skills used in the production of digital marketing materials.

With audiences spending more time in front of their screens, companies of every shape and size are looking to grow their digital content production and become a part of this shift to all things digital. Organizations in every sector are seeking talented marketers to get their products and messaging in front of their target customers.

Digital marketing refers to the curation, production and implementation of all public-facing digital content for a company, brand, or individual. An understanding of marketing functions, when partnered with project-based design and production, provides an invaluable skillset for burgeoning entrepreneurs.

Digital Media Design and Production principles and techniques are relevant across every business industry that requires some form of communication. A few examples:

  • Small business/Entrepreneurship: Web based advertising, social media marketing, personal branding, digital advertising campaigns
  • Corporate: Marketing Communications: Branding assets, marketing collateral including promotional advertising materials used in publications, conferences, trade shows, internet marketing, office presentations ,annual reports, and more.
  • Entertainment: Music, movie, and gaming industries
  • Product development: Web and mobile applications; includes motion graphics
  • Publishing: Books, news, magazines

The program will prepare students for positions in Marketing such as:

  • Advertising, promotions, and marketing managers
  • Advertising sales agents
  • Communications specialist
  • Content creators and strategists
  • Digital marketing managers
  • Digital community managers
  • Growth and performance marketing specialists
  • Email marketing specialists
  • Media Planners
  • Marketing specialists
  • Public relations specialists
  • Social media managers

Course Units and Hours

Total Certificate Units (Minimum and Maximum)

18

Units for Degree Major or Area of Emphasis (Minimum and Maximum)

n/a

Total Units for Degree (Minimum and Maximum)

n/a

Course Report

Program Requirements Narrative

There is a total of 18 units required for the certificate including 15 units that are Core and 3 units as elective. The Core Courses are comprised of three Business courses and two Graphic Design courses. Students can choose to take a Business course (Internet Marketing) or choose from a variety of Graphic Design courses to satisfy the three units of elective.  This is detailed below:

Required Core Courses

Complete all of the following (Total 15 units)

BUS056A - Marketing Principles (3 units)

BUS022 - Principles of E-Business  (3 units)

BUS023 - Social Media Marketing  (3 units)

GDS022 - Digital Media for Marketing  (3 units)

GDS055A - Design Agency and Branding  (3 units)

Elective Courses

Plus one additional course to complete the required minimum total of 18 semester units (minimum 3 units)  Complete the following number of credits: 3

BUS084 - Internet Marketing  (3 units)

GDS035 - Graphic Design I  (3 units)

GDS056 - Presentation Design  (3 units)

GDS061 - Page Layout  (3 units)

GDS062 - Digital Illustration with Adobe Illustrator  (3 units)

GDS064 - Introduction to Adobe Photoshop  (3 units)

GDS067 - Graphic Design II  (3 units)

GDS070 - User Experience, Interface, and Multimedia Design  (3 units)

 GDS072 - Digital Imaging and User Interface Design  (3 units)

GDS073 - Digital Photography  (3 units)

GDS074 - Digital Video Production 1  (3 units)

GDS084 - Portfolio Production Studio  (3 units)

Program Requirements
CourseTitleUnitsYear/Semester
(Y1 or S1)
BUS056A 
Marketing Principles
3.0Y1/S1
BUS023   
Social Media Marketing
3.0Y1/S1
BUS022 
Principles of E-Business
3.0Y1/S2
GDS022
Digital Media for Marketing
3.0Y1/S2
GDS055A
Design Agency and Branding
3.0Y2/S1
Take one of the following courses below 3.0Y2/S2

BUS084 - Internet Marketing  (3 units)

GDS035 - Graphic Design I  (3 units)

GDS056 - Presentation Design  (3 units)

GDS061 - Page Layout  (3 units)

GDS062 - Digital Illustration with Adobe Illustrator  (3 units)

GDS064 - Introduction to Adobe Photoshop  (3 units)

GDS067 - Graphic Design II  (3 units)

GDS070 - User Experience, Interface, and Multimedia Design  (3 units)

 GDS072 - Digital Imaging and User Interface Design  (3 units)

GDS073 - Digital Photography  (3 units)

GDS074 - Digital Video Production 1  (3 units)

GDS084 - Portfolio Production Studio  (3 units)

Supporting Documents

Bay Area Regional Questions

Goal of Program

CTE

Include any other information you would like to share.
This program is an interdisciplinary Program split between the Business and the Graphic Design and Multimedia departments. It fills a void created after the dissolution of the former Marketing Department and archiving of previous Marketing related programs.
Please list similar programs at other colleges in the service area which may be impacted, including the name of the college, the name of the program that may be impacted, the name of the person you contacted and the outcome of that contact.
We feel that this program is somewhat unique in that it focuses on both strategy and execution of digital marketing campaigns. There are a number of marketing programs in the area, almost all of which focus exclusively on thebusiness side of marketing. Some of these schools include: Diablo Valley College, Pleasant Hill CA West Valley College, Saratoga, CA Foothill College San Jose City College

Submission Details

Published at

05/24/22 - 06:03 PM

Status

Recommended

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