615-280 Multimedia and Communications | |
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Note | This subject is regarded as a non-science subject for students enrolled in the BSc, BASc and combined BSc courses. Students may not gain credit for both 615-280 and 103-002 Internet Applications. |
Credit Points | 12.5 |
HECS Band | 2 |
Coordinator | Jon Pearce |
Prerequisites | Fifty points of 100-level information systems subjects. |
Semester | 1 (view timetable) |
Contact | 24 lectures (two per week), 24 hours of laboratory work and 11 hours of tutorials/seminars |
Subject Description | This subject deals with the concepts and applications of multimedia technologies and communications to areas such as education, research and on-line developments, and with other contemporary ICT trends. Skills in the development of digital media and critical knowledge of multimedia and communications are addressed via a strategic approach encompassing independent and group projects. Students have the opportunity to use established multimedia authoring tools for digital presentations and to develop a range of on-line skills for interactive tasks. Features of the subject include an opportunity to pursue an independent research project, delivered as a web document, and to build multimedia team development via a group project. Critical thinking and knowledge of innovations in the fields of information and communication technologies are encouraged. |
Assessment | Theme paper to a maximum of 1500 words (35%); team web site project involving approximately 30 hours work (35%); laboratory examination (20%); class participation (10%). |
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