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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,076 ✭✭✭lukin


    Former Bsc in Software Dev student here (graduated in 2007). Just wondering what the course content is like now?
    When I was there it was like so:

    Two year Cert in Computing


    • Java basics (loops, if statements etc.)
    • VB6 (same stuff as in Java)
    • Web Development
    • Databases
    • Digital Media
    • Communications
    • Computer Applications
    • Maths
    • Systems Analysis and Design
    • Java Programming
    • Networks

    Add on degree;

    • Graphic User Interfaces
    • Software Engineering
    • Databases
    • Networks
    • Maths
    • Object Oriented Programming
    • Project

    Final year Hons degree;

    • Artificial Intelligence
    • Software Component Engineering
    • Digital Image Processing
    • Object Oriented Databases
    • Project Management
    • Software Quality Management
    • Project in Java
    • Networks & Distributed Systems
    • Work Experience


    It's probably changed around a fair bit? Is there much .NET in the course now?There was very little when I was there, I actually ended up working in .NET after despite not writing a line of it in college :)


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 816 ✭✭✭Opinicus


    Big thanks to JFlah who helped us out with our usability testing today. When we finally got going!:D

    Protip: Some of the lab printers have been contracted out to the IBS print booth to refill now, takes a little bit longer to get them refilled now than when the technicians used to do it.


    lukin wrote: »
    Former Bsc in Software Dev student here (graduated in 2007). Just wondering what the course content is like now?

    It's probably changed around a fair bit? Is there much .NET in the course now?There was very little when I was there, I actually ended up working in .NET after despite not writing a line of it in college :)


    Hey lukin, 3rd year SWdev student here. The majority of the course is the same.

    There is a focus on OOP right from first year, through Java. A lot of the modules are probably just retitled i.e. Graphical User Interfaces => Human Computer Interaction etc.

    Very little VB.net, we did our 2nd year project in it, just a simple add/amend/delete app.

    .NET => we do 2 modules in 3rd year through C#.net and it's not that different from Java, although not much emphasis has really been placed on the framework really. There is a lot to take in and a lot of overhead with the tools available through VS2010/TFS, you could spend a nice bit of time just concentrating on them alone.


    The course is a straight 3 year degree now followed by a one year addon for the honours. Any tips for a prospective future developer? Any advice regarding what I should maybe concentrate on learning in my own time? Feel free to pm me if you want.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 752 ✭✭✭JFlah


    Opinicus wrote: »
    Big thanks to JFlah who helped us out with our usability testing today. When we finally got going!:D

    Protip: Some of the lab printers have been contracted out to the IBS print booth to refill now, takes a little bit longer to get them refilled now than when the technicians used to do it.






    Hey lukin, 3rd year SWdev student here. The majority of the course is the same.

    There is a focus on OOP right from first year, through Java. A lot of the modules are probably just retitled i.e. Graphical User Interfaces => Human Computer Interaction etc.

    Very little VB.net, we did our 2nd year project in it, just a simple add/amend/delete app.

    .NET => we do 2 modules in 3rd year through C#.net and it's not that different from Java, although not much emphasis has really been placed on the framework really. There is a lot to take in and a lot of overhead with the tools available through VS2010/TFS, you could spend a nice bit of time just concentrating on them alone.


    The course is a straight 3 year degree now followed by a one year addon for the honours. Any tips for a prospective future developer? Any advice regarding what I should maybe concentrate on learning in my own time? Feel free to pm me if you want.
    Was my pleasure , Thanks for the coffees :)


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,076 ✭✭✭lukin


    Opinicus wrote: »
    Big thanks to JFlah who helped us out with our usability testing today. When we finally got going!:D

    Protip: Some of the lab printers have been contracted out to the IBS print booth to refill now, takes a little bit longer to get them refilled now than when the technicians used to do it.






    Hey lukin, 3rd year SWdev student here. The majority of the course is the same.

    There is a focus on OOP right from first year, through Java. A lot of the modules are probably just retitled i.e. Graphical User Interfaces => Human Computer Interaction etc.

    Very little VB.net, we did our 2nd year project in it, just a simple add/amend/delete app.

    .NET => we do 2 modules in 3rd year through C#.net and it's not that different from Java, although not much emphasis has really been placed on the framework really. There is a lot to take in and a lot of overhead with the tools available through VS2010/TFS, you could spend a nice bit of time just concentrating on them alone.


    The course is a straight 3 year degree now followed by a one year addon for the honours. Any tips for a prospective future developer? Any advice regarding what I should maybe concentrate on learning in my own time? Feel free to pm me if you want.

    Ye are doing VB.NET in second year?We did VB6, unless you meant VB6.
    The app we did in second year was the same; simple add/amend/delete program.
    I'm surprised the content is the same, five years is a long time in Software Dev., a lot of stuff changes. They have got rid of the work experience, pity,it's nice to have on your CV.
    I could pm you some advice but you don't accept pms in your profile, if you change it I'll send you some advice. It's a good course and you are on the home straight, third year is the toughest but if you keep the head down you'll be grand and get a good degree. A good few developer jobs out there at the moment, hopefully there will be even more when you guys graduate.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 816 ✭✭✭Opinicus


    lukin wrote: »
    Ye are doing VB.NET in second year?We did VB6, unless you meant VB6.

    It was VB.NET using VS, but we didn't get into it in any detail.


    lukin wrote: »
    I'm surprised the content is the same, five years is a long time in Software Dev., a lot of stuff changes. They have got rid of the work experience, pity,it's nice to have on your CV.

    The topics are probably the same but there is emphasis placed on where technologies are going/innovations as well as getting a good grounding in things that are staples. I think there is placement in the second semester of 4th year. (hopefully!)


    lukin wrote: »
    I could pm you some advice but you don't accept pms in your profile, if you change it I'll send you some advice. It's a good course and you are on the home straight, third year is the toughest but if you keep the head down you'll be grand and get a good degree. A good few developer jobs out there at the moment, hopefully there will be even more when you guys graduate.


    I accept PMs, just checked my settings there to be sure. I'll fire you one and you can hit reply if you want.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,244 ✭✭✭AntiRip


    Hey Guys,

    How's the studying going for CA2 in OOP1?

    Big one next week, 25% of total mark. Will be some sweat spilled in the lab :D


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,595 ✭✭✭✭siblers


    Oh god, absolutley dreading it. Just want it over with to be honest. Im also dreading whatever exams we will have in Operating Systems, those algorithms for FCFS etc are so badly explained in class it's really frustrating.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,244 ✭✭✭AntiRip


    siblers wrote: »
    Oh god, absolutley dreading it. Just want it over with to be honest. Im also dreading whatever exams we will have in Operating Systems, those algorithms for FCFS etc are so badly explained in class it's really frustrating.

    I'm dreading the validation. My biggest problem is brain block with some of the questions. Just figuring out how to approach them. Writing out in pseudocode may help.

    OS is painful. It's just so painfully boring. I can't read more than 2 of the printouts before putting them away. Don't know how I'm going to study it.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,595 ✭✭✭✭siblers


    The labsheets in Operating Systems are awfully tedious too, couple of the questions I hadn't a clue how to answer them, the 10% they are worth will be fairly important I think, I'd be more than happy to scrape a 40% pass in that. Digital Imaging, Web Design and Computer Architecture are grand really, but then OOP and OS are pretty brutal. The next 3 weeks be fairly hellish, get through them with half decent marks and I'll be delighted.


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 752 ✭✭✭JFlah


    Dear God ...... I have Java coming out my eyeballs!!!


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,244 ✭✭✭AntiRip


    JFlah wrote: »
    Dear God ...... I have Java coming out my eyeballs!!!

    No word of a lie but I'm dreaming in Java. Dead serious. I'm having if and else dreams. :D

    Concentrate on validation guys. 90% of your time will be taken up on this. The PPS number has already been given on group's A question so anything from date of birth to ISBN to the unimaginable palidrome could surface. Best of luck guys ;)


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 752 ✭✭✭JFlah


    AntiRip wrote: »
    No word of a lie but I'm dreaming in Java. Dead serious. I'm having if and else dreams. :D

    Concentrate on validation guys. 90% of your time will be taken up on this. The PPS number has already been given on group's A question so anything from date of birth to ISBN to the unimaginable palidrome could surface. Best of luck guys ;)


    Palindrome !!! NOOooooooooooooooo.... although if you do get a palindrome check out StringBuffer method helps to read strings backwards!


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,595 ✭✭✭✭siblers


    AntiRip wrote: »
    No word of a lie but I'm dreaming in Java. Dead serious. I'm having if and else dreams. :D

    Concentrate on validation guys. 90% of your time will be taken up on this. The PPS number has already been given on group's A question so anything from date of birth to ISBN to the unimaginable palidrome could surface. Best of luck guys ;)

    Not come across any Palindrome questions unless Im missing something.
    We had a question where we had to generate 20 random numbers, then the users had to guess 20 times, the output display had to show the 20 random numbersm, the 20 user numbers, how many times the user matched the random numbers and finally you had to show whether or not you had ESP abilities (if you got so many matches correct you had ESP abilities). Hard out but I gave it a fair aul bash and now I can relax and concentrate on the lovely 3 exams for next week. WOHOO.

    I imagine ye will get a question based on the animal one from last year.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 752 ✭✭✭JFlah


    siblers wrote: »
    Not come across any Palindrome questions unless Im missing something.
    We had a question where we had to generate 20 random numbers, then the users had to guess 20 times, the output display had to show the 20 random numbersm, the 20 user numbers, how many times the user matched the random numbers and finally you had to show whether or not you had ESP abilities (if you got so many matches correct you had ESP abilities). Hard out but I gave it a fair aul bash and now I can relax and concentrate on the lovely 3 exams for next week. WOHOO.

    I imagine ye will get a question based on the animal one from last year.
    don,t sound too bad did ye use JOptionPane for it?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,595 ✭✭✭✭siblers


    JFlah wrote: »
    don,t sound too bad did ye use JOptionPane for it?

    Yeah, he said one group would get the Scanner but id be surprised if he actually did. Just keep going over the 3 questiosn from last year (im a great man for following my own advice :rolleyes:) and try memorize them etc and you'll be absolutley flying.


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 15,127 ✭✭✭✭kerry4sam


    lads, these computer courses sound down right difficult, are their many left in your classes from what had started with you guys?

    Fair play for the hard-work btw, I'm reading your messages here going :eek: 'ah what are they doing in these courses like!' :o:)


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,244 ✭✭✭AntiRip


    kerry4sam wrote: »
    lads, these computer courses sound down right difficult, are their many left in your classes from what had started with you guys?

    Fair play for the hard-work btw, I'm reading your messages here going :eek: 'ah what are they doing in these courses like!' :o:)

    In my particular group only one person has left. I think a few have failed maths and just basic last semester and are finding Java difficult alright. Saw a couple of fairly empty monitors when I was leaving the CA.

    It's only difficult if you don't put the work in. I'm a (very :))mature student with kids and all the responsibilities of home life and I also work my ass off. Spent all week last week 12 hour days studying Java and other subjects and am doing well. I guess when you're older, you are a lot more focused. I really want a good career out of this and have only one chance to do it.

    I think everyone should go out and work for 10 years on a building site or general operative in a company after school and then go back to college. It would make a lot of people far more focused in what they want to do in their lives :)


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,244 ✭✭✭AntiRip


    siblers wrote: »
    I imagine ye will get a question based on the animal one from last year.

    I wonder would JB be that predictable in his questions? :) PPS number I guess is similar to tnumber only that the validation for the letters are opposite. The random number question was similar enough to the dices question last year. Group B's CA isn't until Friday so I guess they are lucky at least we can rule out the random, tnumber/pps validation. They may get a scanner I suppose with user defined methods.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 816 ✭✭✭Opinicus


    AntiRip wrote: »
    I guess when you're older, you are a lot more focused. I really want a good career out of this and have only one chance to do it.

    I think everyone should go out and work for 10 years on a building site or general operative in a company after school and then go back to college. It would make a lot of people far more focused in what they want to do in their lives :)


    Good point. Of the 7 left in 3rd year SW 4 of us are 25yo+


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 752 ✭✭✭JFlah


    AntiRip wrote: »
    In my particular group only one person has left. I think a few have failed maths and just basic last semester and are finding Java difficult alright. Saw a couple of fairly empty monitors when I was leaving the CA.

    It's only difficult if you don't put the work in. I'm a (very :))mature student with kids and all the responsibilities of home life and I also work my ass off. Spent all week last week 12 hour days studying Java and other subjects and am doing well. I guess when you're older, you are a lot more focused. I really want a good career out of this and have only one chance to do it.

    I think everyone should go out and work for 10 years on a building site or general operative in a company after school and then go back to college. It would make a lot of people far more focused in what they want to do in their lives :)

    Same as myself very mature with all the responsibilities and i am working my ass off as seems to be the case with all the mature students.I don,t think a lot of the youngsters realise the opportunity they have ... . Regarding drop outs we are missing 2 totally gone 2 or 3 hanging on and a few more strugglers that possibly are on the wrong course. I reckon we,ll have 10 - 12 back next semester , maths and programming main source of difficulty and then some laziness by a few in the "easier" subjects. I,m surprised by the failures in maths by younger students, as someone who has,nt done maths in a LONG time I found Maths fairly simple and of a basic enough standard. Quite a few of the people who struggled are straight out of Leaving Cert and would have just done Maths ..... !!!!


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 816 ✭✭✭Opinicus


    Just an ancient programming humour site:

    Definition:
    program, n.: A magic spell cast over a computer allowing it to turn one's input into error messages. tr.v. To engage in a pastime similar to banging one's head against a wall, but with fewer opportunities for reward.



    And the always excellent xkcd


    wisdom_of_the_ancients.png


    the_general_problem.png


    the_important_field.png


    1_to_10.png


    complex_conjugate.png


    good_code.png


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,595 ✭✭✭✭siblers


    We had 2 that have dropped out, but they dropped out way back in like October, there's a couple of lads who I very much doubt will be around next year as they aren't putting in the work and always coming up with stupid excuses. Same story as mentioned above with the older students in my class (me being one too) the ones struggling in my class are the ones straight from the leaving. Would imagine there will be another 3 or so gone by 2nd year. Think most have passed their first semester exams except a few have to repeat programming, but they are totally screwed in Java i'd say. I found maths fairly handy as well and I was awful at it back in the day.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 752 ✭✭✭JFlah


    Opinicus .... Thanks for the laughs ... badly needed


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 752 ✭✭✭JFlah


    CA over went well I think, was very fair I thought and doable up to a point even if you were struggling with some of the concepts .

    fingers crossed for a decent mark:) On that note I wonder what is a decent mark for this CA??


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,244 ✭✭✭AntiRip


    JB was saying in our class anything between 12-15 is excellent so I suppose 50%-60%. What was the question?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 752 ✭✭✭JFlah


    AntiRip wrote: »
    JB was saying in our class anything between 12-15 is excellent so I suppose 50%-60%. What was the question?

    I,m hoping for somewhere in high 70,s . Question was using a scanner build a menu to calculate area of a circle and cylinder use a switch for choices and validate as a correct choice, validate the height of the cylinder to only accept whole numbers, and a user defined method for the volume of the cylinder had to use a Do-While loop , think Do-While and the scanner caught a good few people . It was good in that you could do certain parts and be sure they were finished and correct without worrying about other bits of the code


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,595 ✭✭✭✭siblers


    JFlah wrote: »
    I,m hoping for somewhere in high 70,s . Question was using a scanner build a menu to calculate area of a circle and cylinder use a switch for choices and validate as a correct choice, validate the height of the cylinder to only accept whole numbers, and a user defined method for the volume of the cylinder had to use a Do-While loop , think Do-While and the scanner caught a good few people . It was good in that you could do certain parts and be sure they were finished and correct without worrying about other bits of the code

    Feck it, would have found that somewhat handier than our one.

    One of the lads in my class was saying that the 3rd CA isn't meant to be too bad. And question one of the exam paper seems to be based off the first ca we've done, so it's very passable. But I don't really want to be scraping a pass in Java.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 752 ✭✭✭JFlah


    siblers wrote: »
    Feck it, would have found that somewhat handier than our one.

    One of the lads in my class was saying that the 3rd CA isn't meant to be too bad. And question one of the exam paper seems to be based off the first ca we've done, so it's very passable. But I don't really want to be scraping a pass in Java.
    Yeah it was nice enough really , hopefully the 3rd CA will be less pressurised , first 2 questions on the exam are fairly ok really, so might manage a decent mark if I keep going as I am .


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,244 ✭✭✭AntiRip


    Results out already on email. JB is a mighty man to correct :). There is a lot of red cells on the excel sheet under the 14% overall pass rate! Hope ye passed lads?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,595 ✭✭✭✭siblers


    Got a mark in the mid 60s so happy days. Have 25 out of 35% so far and considering you need to get at least 15% to pass out of 50% in the final exam I should be grand. :D


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 752 ✭✭✭JFlah


    AntiRip wrote: »
    Results out already on email. JB is a mighty man to correct :). There is a lot of red cells on the excel sheet under the 14% overall pass rate! Hope ye passed lads?
    Woo Hoo 89% have 32.25% overall , pressure greatly reduced :). Hope ye all did ok too


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 752 ✭✭✭JFlah


    AntiRip wrote: »
    Results out already on email. JB is a mighty man to correct :). There is a lot of red cells on the excel sheet under the 14% overall pass rate! Hope ye passed lads?

    There are a LOT of people up the creek it looks like , can see now how so many never get to 2nd year


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,595 ✭✭✭✭siblers


    Boom 80% in Digital Imaging, delighted but feck all time to relax. Exam today, exam tomorrow, exam next week, 2 projects to work on over easter and 2 more exams when we get back, followed by the 3 final exams.

    I'm fairly fecked for the aul web design, It seems a bit retarded that you are expected to try and remember the various bits of code, not like when you're designing a website that you will only be using code from memory.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 752 ✭✭✭JFlah


    siblers wrote: »
    Boom 80% in Digital Imaging, delighted but feck all time to relax. Exam today, exam tomorrow, exam next week, 2 projects to work on over easter and 2 more exams when we get back, followed by the 3 final exams.

    I'm fairly fecked for the aul web design, It seems a bit retarded that you are expected to try and remember the various bits of code, not like when you're designing a website that you will only be using code from memory.

    We have'nt got our Digital Imaging results back yet , am hopeful though :) The aul workload is getting a little ridiculous alright now!! I,m same with Web Design in the Lab or at home have no problem getting pages to look identical to examples with minimal reference to notes ,but to remember every tag from memory!!! OUCH


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,595 ✭✭✭✭siblers


    JFlah wrote: »
    We have'nt got our Digital Imaging results back yet , am hopeful though :) The aul workload is getting a little ridiculous alright now!! I,m same with Web Design in the Lab or at home have no problem getting pages to look identical to examples with minimal reference to notes ,but to remember every tag from memory!!! OUCH

    The results for group C/D are up on the X-Drive under Grainne Stack (if that applies to you), I'm in the same boat as yourself with the web design, trying to study this tonight is just tedious, I just can't be fecked.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 752 ✭✭✭JFlah


    siblers wrote: »
    The results for group C/D are up on the X-Drive under Grainne Stack (if that applies to you), I'm in the same boat as yourself with the web design, trying to study this tonight is just tedious, I just can't be fecked.
    I,ll go have a peek now so !!! I,ve given up on Web Design for the night , what I know is what I know now!


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 752 ✭✭✭JFlah


    JFlah wrote: »
    I,ll go have a peek now so !!! I,ve given up on Web Design for the night , what I know is what I know now!
    89% sweet :)


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,595 ✭✭✭✭siblers


    Nice one :cool:


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 752 ✭✭✭JFlah


    siblers wrote: »
    Nice one :cool:
    Likewise well done


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,595 ✭✭✭✭siblers


    Web design wasn't too bad, started off as a nightmare and couldn't get nothing to work but came togehter in the end. Can relax at least for a couple of days now


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 752 ✭✭✭JFlah


    siblers wrote: »
    Web design wasn't too bad, started off as a nightmare and couldn't get nothing to work but came togehter in the end. Can relax at least for a couple of days now

    Only fairly ok with it had lots of trouble getting it formatted correctly but same as you finished up not too bad should do OK I think


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,244 ✭✭✭AntiRip


    Funnily enough I found Web Design hard enough, even though Java is considered harder I have the full 35% in the bag.

    I find it hard to judge the margin sizes, boarders etc. from the print off word document. I got it somewhat ok, not 100% though. Couldn't shift the body border even though I was adjusting the margins. It was very frustrating.

    Was one hell of a tough week. Just relaxing this evening which is soooo good :)


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,595 ✭✭✭✭siblers


    Doing this digital imaging assigment feels like an out of body experiene at this stage, bloody brainstorming is just beyond tedious . Was gonna do the movie poster option but I don't see how I could make my brainstorming any different from the first assigment and this American Football one i'm finding quite hard to research. Very hard tryign to find any posters that I can include in my research


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 752 ✭✭✭JFlah


    siblers wrote: »
    Doing this digital imaging assigment feels like an out of body experiene at this stage, bloody brainstorming is just beyond tedious . Was gonna do the movie poster option but I don't see how I could make my brainstorming any different from the first assigment and this American Football one i'm finding quite hard to research. Very hard tryign to find any posters that I can include in my research

    Similar feelings to you , am doing the movie option but gotta say the creative juices are completely not flowing ..... was hoping to plough through it fairly quickly but .... looking bad:(

    Finding the website hard to get to grips with too , have a bit done but frankly it looks ~****E~ :((


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,595 ✭✭✭✭siblers


    Im not gonna worry too much on Digital Imaging as I don't need much to pass but still want to do as well as possible, I'm dreading the web design, especially as the project itself is pretty rubbish. Like they say we are meant to include a page on special offers but on the website itself there are feck all special offers, there's very little info to go on to build the site.


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 752 ✭✭✭JFlah


    siblers wrote: »
    Im not gonna worry too much on Digital Imaging as I don't need much to pass but still want to do as well as possible, I'm dreading the web design, especially as the project itself is pretty rubbish. Like they say we are meant to include a page on special offers but on the website itself there are feck all special offers, there's very little info to go on to build the site.
    Just make up offers but it,ll be a fairly sparse page not too thrilled with the project either would have liked a selection to chose from at least.Not to bothered by the whole competition thing just do enough for a decent mark and I,ll be happy as a pig in ...


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,244 ✭✭✭AntiRip


    siblers wrote: »
    Im not gonna worry too much on Digital Imaging as I don't need much to pass but still want to do as well as possible, I'm dreading the web design, especially as the project itself is pretty rubbish. Like they say we are meant to include a page on special offers but on the website itself there are feck all special offers, there's very little info to go on to build the site.

    Yeah, the website is killing me atm. Mine is slowly looking like the original one, I might as well copy the code!

    We're given all the images of the original site, it's only a matter of placing the images in different locations around the page and giving the site a different theme. How many people will have the same theme judging from the logo and the colour of the van? :)

    I would have rathered our own site tbh.

    Digital Imaging is much the same. As I chose a movie poster for the first ca, this one is the exact same. I'm just changing the genre.

    How's the rest of ye doing?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 752 ✭✭✭JFlah


    AntiRip wrote: »
    Yeah, the website is killing me atm. Mine is slowly looking like the original one, I might as well copy the code!

    We're given all the images of the original site, it's only a matter of placing the images in different locations around the page and giving the site a different theme. How many people will have the same theme judging from the logo and the colour of the van? :)

    I would have rathered our own site tbh.

    Digital Imaging is much the same. As I chose a movie poster for the first ca, this one is the exact same. I'm just changing the genre.

    How's the rest of ye doing?

    Yup a lot of repetiton coming up in the website , think nearly everyone will have the same color scheme for sure! Digital Imaging assignment is so close to the 1st one that it seems nearly pointless to be honest we could have been given something more interesting/challenging at this stage have the bulk of my photoshop stuff finished loads of time to add to research book then , cart before the horse but its worked well so far :)


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,595 ✭✭✭✭siblers


    I haven't done a single thing since last Tuesday, I've the brainstorming done for the digital imaging, know what they poster design is gonna be just need to go and do it. Heading into college tomorrow and gonna spend the next 3 days hammering away on the website. Dreading it


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,595 ✭✭✭✭siblers


    How do you resize an image without using the method we did in first semester (<img src="" height="200" etc)? If I use that method my images will be all over the place on different resolutions. Thanks


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