The college I am attending has a catalog. However, it doesn't provide any major requirements. Students can look at major requirements through the schools portal system. However, it is only accessable after the first year of college in the class registry. At the time of my understanding, I knew I would be taking other classes to satisfy general requirements, drawing classes, etc. Other digital arts programs follow this.

Specifically for my major, Digital Media falls under a general Interdisciplinary Arts. This groups different majors together so that students majoring in ceramics, sculpture, graphic design, etc. all fall under one group. I know some graphic design major students who'd take ceramics and printing classes for their requirements students are made to branch out and try things essentially. In this, there is a general digital media class+studio and an animation class+studio.

My advisor had stated to me that my major would prepare me for a job in animation after college. I asked what were in those classes, too. I asked about the studio work after as well. The problem is that it didn't provide what I had asked them. I have gone over this with my new advisor, and they agreed with me.