Computer Graphics Design (previously Computer Graphics for Print)—directed toward creating graphics targeted for the printing press (print).
Multimedia Authoring—directed toward creating graphics and presentations which are targeted for a monitor or screen.
Web Design—a more specific field within multimedia.
Electronic Publishing (previously Desktop Publishing)—a more specific field within computer graphics.

	Degrees
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Computer Graphics Design
Multimedia Authoring
Web Design
previous sheets (still in effect)    current certificates and degrees sheets   posted as soon as approved

	Certificates
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Computer Graphics Design
Multimedia Authoring
Web Design
Electronic Publishing								discontinued
2D Animation								discontinued
previous sheets (still in effect)    current certificates and degrees sheets   posted as soon as approved

ALL 2011-2012 (Current) Graphic Technology Program degrees

ALL 2011-2012 (Current) Graphic Technology Program certificates

Students may elect to graduate using the degree requirements in effect at the time of matriculation (when they first started taking classes in the program) or completion (at the time of graduation). If a program is official after a student has matriculated, the student may choose the degree requirements of the new program.