New York University Tisch School of the Arts 53 courses 16 total credits
IMA has designed a minor for all NYU students who are interested in pursuing studies focused on the proposition that computation—the ability to code, learn new software, manipulate data and create physical and digital interactions—is an essential creative capability. Starting in 2025, this minor is now being expanded to the entire university. To request a minor be added or removed from your record please use your Albert Student Center. Click on the Academics tab, and then click Minor Application under Planning Tools. New First Year and Transfer students should wait to declare minors toward the end of their first academic year and after discussing it with their academic advisor.
Minor Requirements
Select one of the following:
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| IMNY-UT 102 | Communications Lab | 4 |
| INTM-SHU 120 | Communications Lab | 4 |
| IM-UH 1011 | Communications Lab | 4 |
Minor Requirements
Select one of the following:
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| IMNY-UT 101 | Creative Computing | 4 |
| INTM-SHU 101 | Interaction Lab | 4 |
| INTM-SHU 103 | Creative Coding Lab | 4 |
| IM-UH 1010 | Introduction to Interactive Media | 4 |
| Total Minor Requirements | 4 credits | |
Electives
Select 8 credits of any IMNY-UT and/or ITPG-GT courses. We can count any INTM-SHU (except Capstone Studio 1 and 2) and any IM-UH course (with the exception of Capstone seminar and project). Below are examples of courses that may count toward the minor.
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