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With a successful completion of the NMAC 4460, students will understand:

the influence of networked digital technologies on communication, art, and culture in a global context;
the unique properties of new media;
the historical and cultural contexts of new media from theory to praxis;
the legal and intellectual property concerns that new media challenges, particularly in the proprietary and open source communities;
the political responsibilities of new media use;
the distinction between various theoretical approaches to new media in cultural and academic contexts;
how new media affects the evolution of the “human.”

Students will demonstrate the ability to analyze and evaluate concepts in new media and communication.
Students will demonstrate knowledge in new media theory.
Students will demonstrate skills in research and writing.

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+=== Course Goals ===
+With a successful completion of the NMAC 4460, students will understand:
+* the influence of networked digital technologies on communication, art, and culture in a global context;
+* the unique properties of new media;
+* the historical and cultural contexts of new media from theory to praxis;
+* the legal and intellectual property concerns that new media challenges, particularly in the proprietary and open source communities;
+* the political responsibilities of new media use;
+* the distinction between various theoretical approaches to new media in cultural and academic contexts;
+* how new media affects the evolution of the “human.”
 ===Student Learning Outcomes (SLOs)===
 * Students will demonstrate the ability to analyze and evaluate concepts in new media and communication.