The purpose of this paper was to evaluate the “Digital Archiving Program” at National Taiwan University of Arts (NTUA); the program was founded and guided by the Ministry of Education (MOE) in September, 2006. The program has been operated within the Department of Graphic Communications at NTUA and has started its class instruction since February, 2007. A total of 271 students enrolled in this unique program. The purpose of this paper was to evaluate the program based on its students' learning achievement, instructional materials, faculty, and quality of instruction. A “Mid-term Diagnosis Evaluation Questionnaire” was developed and distributed to the students. The survey sample was all the students enrolled in the programs. A total of 180 valid questionnaires was collected and analyzed. The results of the study show that: 1.The overall ratings of the instructional quality, instructional materials, faculty, and learning achievement are “satisfied”. 2.The overall perception of students' attitude toward the program is “positive”. The students think courses offered by the program are very useful in the future when they work in the digital industry. In addition, the paper summarized the suggestions of the students from various classes. Finally, ratings of the learning achievement, instructional materials, faculty, and quality of instruction and suggestions of students would be used as references for improving the program operation for the next semester.