Courses offered in the Multimedia Design program.
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Course Description:
This is a practicum course designed to give students the opportunity to apply technical knowledge and skills learned in the first year of the program to actual multimedia production situations. Production work will be supervised by department staff and produced by department staff or advanced students. Students may be able to volunteer for production positions based on career interests and experience. Students focus on one type of production, or sample a variety of production work through active team participation. A component of the course will permit the introduction of current topics such as media issues, professional multimedia production techniques, changing media technology, and job market information.
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This course will gives students the opportunity to practice and develop the skills necessary for planning and producing effective multimedia programs. Students become acquainted with planning strategies, production techniques, and software involved in computer multimedia production.
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Course Description:
This course is designed to give students a fundamental understanding of computer authoring techniques as they pertain to multimedia and hypermedia production. Students are given the opportunity to develop your authoring skills using Adobe/Macromedia Director and the Lingo authoring language. The emphasis of this course is not so much about programming as it is about applying media design techniques to an authoring language framework to solve implementation problems, and to enhance nonlinear content presentation. Activities will focus primarily on completed projects and their effectiveness. Students are encouraged to develop reusable tools and programs that serve real needs, or fit well into a portfolio.
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Description:
This course provides students with the opportunity to practice and develop the skills necessary for planning and producing effective multimedia programs. Students become acquainted with planning strategies, production techniques, and software involved in computer multimedia production.
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