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| Graduates of TSTC's Media Communication & Information Technology program earn average starting salaries between $20,000 and $24,000 a year. Many graduates receive employment packages with excellent benefits, as well. With progressive experience in the field, graduates can advance to positions such as director of photography, video production supervisor or media center supervisor. |
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| Students in the Media Communication & Information Systems Technology program at TSTC learn to use an array of equipment and software including: |
- Small- and large-format still cameras; (digital and film)
- Photo enlargers;
- Special effects generators; microphones and lights;
- Computers with full-frame/full-motion video;
- Capture cards;
- Audio production mixers and multi-track recorders
- CD-ROM recorders;
- Flatbed and film scanners;
- Macintosh and PC computers;
- Desktop publishing programs;
- Illustration and image manipulation programs;
- Digital video and audio editing software;
- Authoring systems; and
- Digital video cameras
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| Skilled, successful Media Communication & Information Technology graduates can look forward to exciting career opportunities throughout the United States with a variety of organizations. Media production companies, television stations, hospitals, educational institutions, hotels and chambers of commerce rely on talented media communication professionals for creative and technical expertise. |
| MCI students gain exposure to industry professionals through the program's advisory committee. Organizations such as the Association for Educational Communication and Technology, the Biomedical Photographer's Association and the Society of Broadcast Engineers provide additional networking opportunities. |
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