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Implementing an interdisciplinary capstone course for associate degree information technology programs

Pamela S. Ecker, Jason G. Caudill, David Hoctor, Colleen Meyer

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Abstract

The Multimedia Information Design department at Cincinnati State Technical and Community College has implemented a team-based, team-taught capstone course as a graduation requirement for students earning associate degrees in Audio/Video Production, Computer Graphics, Technical Communication, and Web Design.

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The Multimedia Information Design department at Cincinnati State Technical and Community College has implemented a team-based, team-taught capstone course as a graduation requirement for students earning associate degrees in Audio/Video Production, Computer Graphics, Technical Communication, and Web Design.

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The Multimedia Information Design department at Cincinnati State Technical and Community College has implemented a team-based, team-taught capstone course as a graduation requirement for students earning associate degrees in Audio/Video Production, Computer Graphics, Technical Communication, and Web Design.

Key concepts: Capstone, Graduation (instrument), Capstone course, Computer science, Technical communication, Multimedia, Community college, Graphics

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