Certificate in Fundamentals of Graphic Narrative Coding and Accessibility

Wichita State’s undergraduate certificate in Graphic Narrative Coding and Accessibility combines hands-on learning and analytical problem solving in three rapidly growing fields: comics, computer science and disability studies. Students gain practical experience, and a portfolio, by translating comics for accessibility, the digital humanities and other uses.This certificate is multidisciplinary, is open to students in every major and is comprised of 12 credit hours—including two required courses, ID 405: Seminar in Applied Innovation and ENGL 377 Graphic Novels. The remaining electives are chosen based on your interests and career goals.

Front and Back of all transcripts.All secondary schools (high schools) attended.Transcripts from all colleges or universities you have attended or are now attending – even if you do not want transfer credit.OPTION 1: ADMISSION BASED ON GRADES FROM HIGH SCHOOLFor this option, the SAT or ACT is NOT required for admission.This option is for students who have already graduated from high school (or will soon graduate from high school).Students who have attended another college or university will be considered for transfer admission -- even if they do not want transfer credit from their previous school.Students who have completed AP, IB, or Cambridge A or AS level curriculum are eligible to receive transfer credit.Students must submit final high school transcripts.You must submit your official final high school transcript as soon as it is available. If you do not submit your final official transcript to us by the end of your first semester at Wichita State University, you will not be allowed to enroll for subsequent terms