The Digital Arts and Sciences (DAS) minor crosses traditional college boundaries between the arts, communications, and engineering. Students become versed in contemporary social and interactive media, critical thinking, and creative design solutions. The DAS minor provides experience working in collaborative teams on media projects, including animation, experience design and production, and game design.
A minor will add an extra set of skills to your career ambitions, such as learning the fundamentals of digital arts and sciences. By declaring a minor, you can set yourself apart when applying to graduate schools or to a broader range of job prospects and industries. Whether you choose to do a minor to complement your degree or optimize your education, a minor will provide additional value.