AG 4531 - Business Ethics + Copyright
Credits: 3
Course Type: Studio
In this course students learn business practices in the animation and game industries, including organization and operation as employer or employee, studio specialist, or freelance artist. Current and historic developments in copyright law and issues of industry-relevant ethics are explored. Upon successful completion of this course, students perform an evaluation of their skills through the lens of the business world and assess their expectations for a career in their specialization. Students demonstrate the budgeting process, the procedures for legal use and protection of copyright, and an understanding of the ethical uses of this art form.
Prerequisites: Completion of 90+ credit hours.
Notes: (Formerly AG 3131 - Business Ethics + Copyright, AN 3130 Business Ethics + Copyright for Animation, AN 4130 Business Ethics + Copyright for Animation, AN 2670 Business Ethics + Copyright)
Course Learning Outcomes:
- Complete the required IRS forms for freelance and contract work.
- Create a complete resume that includes objectives, education, skills, achievements, and awards.
- Use clear and concise grammar and industry lingo to create a cover letter that describes career goals, objectives, and business ethics.
- Plan a personal annual budget based on an entry-level job.
AG 4531 Course Learning Outcomes Rubric
Required Textbooks:
Your Career in Animation: How to Survive + Thrive - ISBN: 9781581154450
Producing Animation, 2nd Edition - ISBN: 9780240815350
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