A ASSIGNMENT weighted at 100%.
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Coursework worth 100% relating to the design and development of a multimedia system, comprising:
- Design worth 30% (Learning outcomes 2,5,a-c)
- Development worth 70% (Learning outcomes 1,3-5,a,b,d,e)

Essential Reading:
Vaughan, TayMultimedia Making it work, 1998, McGraw Hill

LibraryInternetPC installed with Multimedia Builder

Lectures comprise the presentation of theory and recommended reading. Tutorials support the lecture material adding depth and guidance on representative aspects of the subject. Working as individuals in small groups, you will practice the application of techniques which will later be employed in the assignments. 1 hour Lecture per week1 hour tutorial per week

1. Use the technology available for media capture
2. Use methods employed in the design of Multimedia Systems and Human Computer Interfaces.
3. Use the technology available for multimedia system development
4. Describe and use the techniques for evaluating a multimedia system
5. Produce materials for professional presentation

AND BE ASSESSED IN THE FOLLOWING COMMON SKILLS COMPETENCIES

a. 2. Manage own time in achieving objectives
b. 9. Present information in a variety of visual forms
c. 11. Participate in verbal and non-verbal communication.
d. 16. Use a range of technological systems
e. 17. Apply a range of skills and techniques to develop a variety of ideas in the creations of new/modified products, services or situations.

- Different types of media
- Designing Multimedia Systems
- Different types of Multimedia Systems
- Human Computer Interface
- Evaluation of Multimedia Systems
- Developing Multimedia Systems
- Related issues eg. web based media, storage issues