Sophomore Digital Portfolio
		Upon successful completion of this course, the student should be able to: Produce a product that can be shown to prospective employers. Develop a personal style defining special interests. Review and revise or rework previous work that has portfolio potential. Incorporate principles of color theory into interactive products Create materials using respective applications Distinguish when to use still versus motion imagery Design for specific delivery methods. Apply interface design principles. Select typography based on functional criteria Apply principles of visual literacy of design. Apply graphic design principles to visual aspects of multimedia projects. Recognize the variety of file types needed for the differing operating systems and applications used in the industry. Create a multimedia CD-ROM of portfolio work Write a resume and cover letter Conduct research related to job search and career development, using a variety of resources Examine and differentiate personal and career goals Write business plans and marketing strategies Meet deadlines Create a schedule Assess personal strengths and weaknesses Produce a portfolio Edit portfolio for specific interviews Evaluate project outcomes and quality