Communications for Digital Media & IT

DMIT1001

  • Requisites:
  • Course Equivalencies:
  • Open Studies: Available
  • Credits: 3.00

Digital media and IT are woven into every aspect of our lives, and the ability to effectively communicate across media platforms is key to professional success. This course is intended to develop student self-awareness and encourages “audience-first” communications in IT business and media creation. Students in this course will develop skills in research, planning and writing business communications, collaborative thinking, teamwork, and professional presentation techniques.

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Upcoming Sessions

Class Section Dates
31597 E01 May. 06 - Aug. 16, 2024
Delivery Status
Evening Open
Meeting Times:
  • May. 7 to Aug. 15 - Tuesday, Thursday: 7:00 PM - 8:50 PM

All times shown are in MT

Notes: All of your course activity is done in-person and on- campus.
Your classes are scheduled for certain dates and times.
A waitlist is available for this section. Students may be auto-enroled from the waitlist if (1) space becomes available before the last date/time to enrol, and (2) that they currently satisfy all requirements for enrolment. Being on the waitlist does not guarantee enrolment in the section
All of the course components are taught by your instructor.
This section is available for Open Studies students.

Class Section Dates
32254 OE02 May. 06 - Aug. 16, 2024
Delivery Status
Evening, Online Open
Meeting Times:
  • May. 6 to Aug. 16 - Monday, Friday: 7:00 PM - 8:50 PM

All times shown are in MT

Notes: All of your course activity is done online and there is no requirement to be on campus.
Your classes are scheduled for certain dates and times.
All of the course components are taught by your instructor.
A waitlist is available for this section. Students may be auto-enroled from the waitlist if (1) space becomes available before the last date/time to enrol, and (2) that they currently satisfy all requirements for enrolment. Being on the waitlist does not guarantee enrolment in the section
This section is available for Open Studies students.