In the Digital Communication program you’ll study how digital communication impacts society. You’ll explore the ways communication influences and reflects society and culture, and the role that digital technology has in the communication process. In the 10 course (two-semester) program, five core courses provide a broad base of applied theoretical knowledge, a production course supplies hands-on experience, and four electives can be used to customize your credential. After successfully completing the Digital Communication program you’ll be able to to seek transfer credit into the second year of the Bachelor of Arts in Digital Media at Vancouver Island University (VIU) or continue to other programs at Camosun, including the Diploma in Arts and Science Studies. At the end of the program you’ll be able to: * use written skills and digital media tools to collaborate and communicate * quickly and effectively research and analyze a communication issue or problem and apply your findings to determine an effective course of action * evaluate digital communication as an element of history, politics, organizations, identity, society and culture * summarize the history of digital communication and explain digital convergence * discuss the issues and concerns arising from the impact of digital media on communication in contemporary society

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