Why Digital Media? There is an unmet need for leadership
in
the digital media industry. In fact, the Digital Media (DIGM)
courses
at the University of Houston were inspired by a coalition
of managers and technologists representing the Southeastern Texas printing and publishing industry because professional and educated leaders are very hard to find. Dedicated industry representatives continue to advise faculty, staff, and administrators to ensure the program is relevant and meets the needs of both students and employers.
With the arrival of fall, three interns who worked with the Chronicle this summer — Will Pang, Kevin Kristensen and Dave Tecson — are heading back to the classroom — but they also continue to enhance their real-world skills in our Production Division... Discover >
When I was being taught how to run a web press, in the not so far distant past, I quickly learned how to play the insidious "blame game." Chances are you also learned to play it and know the rules... Discover>
George Ryan, President of the Graphic Arts Technical Foundation, predicted that digital printing technologies will produce 35% of all printing by 2006... Discover >
Prepress departments in printing companies are, for numerous reasons, downsizing. As a result, there are fewer people on hand to correct errors in jobs presented to the printing company by graphic designers.... Discover >

Dedicated, enthusiastic, and broadly educated UH DIGM students and graduates are available for internships and employment in Houston and beyond.
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Spring 2012 Schedule |
| DIGM 2351 | DIGM 3353 |
| DIGM 2352 | DIGM 4374 |
| DIGM 3152 | DIGM 4376 |
| DIGM 3252 | DIGM 4378 |
| DIGM 3350 | DIGM 4390 |