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My Degree
Taken from DeVry University’s Website - http://www.devry.edu
Web Design and Development Specialization
In Multimedia Design and Development (MDD) from DeVry University,
you'll learn how to design, illustrate, manage, and produce visual
communications by mastering key software applications, fundamental
design principles, web content management, and graphics animation.
In this multimedia design and development bachelor's degree program,
you can specialize in one of four areas of study (I chose web design)
and complete coursework required for the entire Web Graphic Design associate
degree program. You'll gain the skills needed to create Internet content,
web pages, marketing collateral, advertising, instructional material, and
multimedia projects. Upon graduation, you'll have created a wide array
of digital media to build a full professional portfolio, to pursue a career
track in multimedia design and development.
My Specialization
Web Design and Development Specialization
Competition among web sites is growing day by day. To attract and
retain visitors, sites have had to become increasingly sophisticated and
multimedia-rich. Therefore, professionals who are skilled in this type of
web design and development are in demand. A bachelor's degree in
Multimedia Design and Development (MDD) from DeVry University with
a specialization in Web Design and Development can prepare you to
enter this growing field. You'll learn about multimedia standards,
business fundamentals, and emerging technologies, as well as
advanced principles of web page layout, web site architecture,
database integration, and web standards.
Follow a career track in web design and development by choosing
this specialization when you earn your bachelor's degree in Multimedia Design
and Development (MDD) from DeVry University. Upon graduation, you'll know
how to create and integrate dynamic content, such as animations,
video, and images. Plus, you can use the wide array of digital media
you've created throughout your studies to build a full professional
portfolio.
When you specialize your Multimedia Design and Development degree
in Web Design and Development, your coursework may include these
career-enhancing courses:
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Introduction to Database – With emphasis on the relational model, this course introduces concepts and methods fundamental to
database development and use, including data analysis, modeling, and structured query language (SQL), as well as basic functions and
features of a database management system (DBMS).
Interactive Web Page Scripting – Using a scripting language, students in this course design and script basic interactive web page
components and web-based games. Topics include basic programming fundamentals and object handling techniques.
Programming Multimedia for the Web – Students in this course use multimedia authoring tools and techniques to create web-based
games and dynamic web pages. Integrating and controlling multimedia assets such as movie clips, sound effects, images, and animations
are addressed.
Dynamic Web Site Development and Database Integration – This course introduces advanced techniques to design and develop
dynamic web sites through use of cascading style sheets (CSSs), integration of databases, server-side scripting, and large site
management.
Web Accessibility – Building on web design and development skills, students learn to implement web sites that meet industry standards
and legal requirements for accessibility. Topics include assistive technologies, creating accessible content, and industry standards and
regulatory acts.
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Student
Stokinger, John
Level
Undergraduate
ID
D03455005
Campus
PA Pittsburgh
Class
Senior
Degree
Bachelor of Science
Cumulative GPA
3.547
Program
Multimedia Design BMDD_US
Residence
Domestic
Concentration
Web Design
College
College of Media Arts & Tech
Visa
Previous Degree
*Estimated Degree Progress*
Requirements
89%
The Degree Progress Bar is not a percentage of credits completed. The Degree Progress Bar is an indication of requirement check boxes complete and
may include in-progress as well as pre-registered courses. The Degree Progress Bar should only be used as an estimation of program completion and
is not an official designation nor does it imply that financial or other graduation requirements have been met.
Credits:Required: 123
Credits Completed: 102
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Complete
Not Complete
Complete except for classes in-progress
(T)
Transfer Class
Nearly complete - see advisor
@
Any course number
Bachelor of Science BMDD_US
Catalog Year:
EXP CRS
Expired Course
Spring 2010
2.0 GPA requirement met
Program Requirements
Still Needed:
See Multimedia Design & Dev BMDD_US section
Catalog Year:
Multimedia Design & Dev BMDD_US
Spring 2010
Credits Required: 123
Credits Applied: 118
You currently have completed and/or registered for 118 credits, you
Unmet conditions for this set of requirements:
still need 5 more credits.
COMMUNICATION SKILLS
COMPOSITION
ENGL 112
Composition
TR
4
Spring 2010
Satisfied by
Converted asENGL112 - Plymouth State University
Advanced Composition
ENGL 135
Adv Composition
B
4
Spring 2010
Tech Writing, Journalism or Professional
Writing
ENGL 227
Prof Writing
A
4
Summer 2010
Prof Communication or Speaking Course
SPCH 275
Public Speaking
A
3
Spring 2011
CRHU 31
Gen Cred In Humn
TR
3
Spring 2010
Satisfied by
Converted asCRHU31 - Plymouth State University
History, Ethics, Logic, Comp Religions or Phil
HUMN 445
Prin of Ethics
B
3
Fall 2011
Technology, Society and Culture
HUMN 432
Technology, Society & Culture
A
3
Fall 2011
PSYC 110
Psychology
A
3
Summer 2010
Composition or Honors Creative Writing
HUMANITIES REQUIREMENT
Humanities, Literature, Film or Fine Arts
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Social Science Requirement
Social Science Requirement
PSYC 305
Motivation & Leadership
B
3
Summer 2010
Social Science Requirement
ECON 312
Prin of Econ
A
3
Spring 2011
Career Development
CARD 405
Career Dev
IP
(2)
Spring 2012
Critical Thinking & Problem-Solving
COLL 148
Critical Thinking and Problem-
A
3
Fall 2010
Algebra for College Students
MATH 114
Algebra For College Students
B
4
Spring 2010
Statistics for Decision-Making
MATH 221
Stats For Decision Making
B
4
Fall 2010
Science Course
SCI 228
Nutrition, Health and Wellness
B
4
Summer 2011
Introduction to Business & Technology
BUSN 115
Intro To Bus & Tech
A
3
Summer 2011
Computer Applications for Business with Lab
COMP 100
Computer Apps For Bus W/Lab
B
2
Spring 2010
Multimedia Standards
MDD 310
Multimedia Standards
A
4
Spring 2011
Business of Graphics
MDD 340
Business of Graphics
A
4
Summer 2011
Emerging Multimedia Technologies
MDD 410
Emerging Multimedia Technologi
A
4
Summer 2011
Visual Design Fundamentals
WGD 201
Visual Design Fundamentals
A
3
Summer 2010
Adv Design & Rapid Visualization
WGD 205
Adv Design & Rapid Visualizati
A
4
Summer 2010
Digital Imaging Fundamentals
WGD 210
Digital Imaging Fundamentals
B
4
Fall 2010
Web Design
WGD 232
Web Design
B
4
Fall 2010
Information Design
WGD 229
Information Design
A
4
Fall 2010
Web Animation
WGD 235
Web Animation
B
4
Spring 2011
Advanced Web Design
WGD 242
Advanced Web Design
A
4
Fall 2011
Instructional Design for Multimedia
WGD 250
Instructional Design For Multi
B
3
Fall 2011
Media Portfolio
WGD 260
Media Portfolio
A
3
Spring 2012
Senior Project I
MDD 460
Senior Project I
IP.
(2)
Sep. 2012
Senior Project II
Still Needed:
2 Credits in MDD 461 In residence = Y
Multimedia Design & Development Track
Still Needed:
See Web Design & Development Track section
PERSONAL & PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT
CAREER DEVELOPMENT
MATHEMATICS & SCIENCE
BUSINESS & COMPUTING
MULTIMEDIA CORE
SENIOR PROJECT
ELECTIVES
Electives
Catalog Year:
Web Design & Development Track
Spring 2010
Credits Required:
20
Credits Applied:
16
You currently have completed and/or registered for 16 credits, you still
Unmet conditions for this set of requirements:
need 4 more credits.
Introduction to Database with Lab
CIS 336
Intro To Database W/Lab
IP
(4)
Spring 2012
Interactive Web Page Scripting with Lab
WBG 310
Interactive Web Page Scripting
B
4
Spring 2012
Programming Multimedia for Web with Lab
WBG 340
Prgming Multimedia Web w/Lb
IP.
(4)
July 2012
Dynamic Web Site Development
WBG 410
Website Dev,DB Integrtn w/Lb
IP.
(4)
Sep. 2012
Web Accessibility with Lab
Still Needed:
4 Credits in WDD 420
Currently Not Used in Program
BUSN 319
Marketing
Credits Applied: 3
IP.
In-progress
BUSN 319
CARD 405
CIS 336
MDD 460
WBG 340
WBG 410
3
Credits Applied: 19
Marketing
Career Dev
Intro To Database W/Lab
Senior Project I
Prgming Multimedia Web w/Lb
Website Dev,DB Integrtn w/Lb
IP.
IP
IP
IP.
IP.
IP.
3
2
4
2
4
4
Classes Applied: 1
July 2012
Classes Applied: 6
July 2012
Spring 2012
Spring 2012
Sep. 2012
July 2012
Sep. 2012
Disclaimer
You are encouraged to use this degree audit report as a guide when planning your progress toward completion of the above requirements. Your
academic advisor may be contacted for assistance in interpreting this report. This audit is not your academic transcript and it is not official notification of
completion of degree or certificate requirements. Please contact your academic advisor regarding this degree audit report, your official degree/certificate
completion status, or to obtain a copy of your academic transcript.
John M Stokinger
312 FULLER AVE
FALLS CREEK, PA 15840
Home Phone: 814-372-4817
Cell Phone: 814-591-3965
Email: johnstokinger@yahoo.com
OBJECTIVE: Seeking a Full Time Position as Web Designer
EXPERIENCE
Third House Design – Falls Creek, PA
2011- Present
Owner
 Own my own web design and marketing strategies company
 Client base has grown exponentially since opening.
 http://www.thirdhousedesign.com/
MyLocalBizz.com - Dubois, PA
2010 - Present
Sales Manager
 Hired to expand godubois.com’s business directory.
 Business to business cold calling the services of the local online business directory.
 Personally responsible for expanding from just the Dubois area, now in five more local
communities.
 Personally responsible for adding over 50 new clients in less than a year working part time.
Owens Illinois - Brockport, PA
2008 -2010
Selector / Packer
Worked in a glass manufacturing plant packing bottles and ensuring quality control.
Rosebud Mining Company - Kittanning, PA
Surface Crew, Heavy Equipment Operator
dozer, excavator, rock truck, grader, high lift, backhoe
2005 - 2008
U.S.ARMY - Ft. Drum, NY
Heavy equipment Operator
Army Active Duty.
Released from active duty with honorable discharge
1 year in Iraq
2002 - 2006
MILITARY HISTORY
Army 01/10/2002 - 01/09/2006
Honorable Discharge
EDUCATION
DeVry University
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Candidate for a Bachelors degree in Web Design and Development
Anticipated Graduation: 12/23/2010
SKILLS AND ABILITIES
Highlights of Qualifications
In regards to sales I have been selling my whole life. Previous to the jobs listed above I have retail sales
experience working for Surefoot, but more importantly I am a people person that has years of experience cold
calling business and individuals for various agencies from GMAC to Accutel Inc.
Experience
Operation
Experienced with bulldozers, excavators, high lifts, back hoes, graders, rock trucks, vibe rollers,
high speed compacters, and air compressors
Familiarized with CAT, Case, Deere, Komatsu, Ingersoll-Rand, Hitachi, and Grove
Maintained an accident free record
Trained and certified annually by the U.S. Department of Labor, Mine Safety and Health
Administration
Construction
Opened and closed deep mines
Built roads, sediment and treatment ponds, runways, parking lots, and sub-bases
Demonstrated competence with different types of material in all weather
Generated solutions for compaction, erosion, and traffic flow
Laid miles of pvc water lines (four inch to twenty-four inch)
Supervision
Instructed, supervised, and evaluated the performance of personnel
Coordinated work assignments, observed job performance and disciplined the same employees
REFERENCES:
Tiffany Evans
Dean at Devry University
724-741-1039