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MSC Applied Digital Media in Griffith....

  • 24-09-2007 7:39pm
    #1
    chamar
    Closed Accounts Posts: 83 ✭✭


    Does anyone have any first or second-hand accounts of this course? Below are the courses, mandatory (M) and 3 elective (E). Just wondering, what applications could you expect to know at the end of the year?

    * Research Methods (M)
    * Business of Digital Media (M)
    * Digital Media and Society (M)
    * Interaction Design (M)
    * Visual Communication (M)
    * Multimedia Programming (M)
    * Internet Authoring (M)
    * Internet Programming & Databases (E)
    * Audio Production (E)
    * E*Learning (E)
    * Digital Storytelling (E)
    * Video Production (E)
    * Theories and Principles of Animation (E)
    * 3*D Modelling & Animation (E)
    * Technical Writing (E)
    * Desktop Publishing (E)

    Thanks!


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  • #2
    ringleader
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 110 ✭✭ringleader


    Guessing here, but I'd say at the end you should know:
    1. applications of digital media (presume this has to do with marketing and eye-catchiness on the 'net with regard to pacing gif's and such)
    2. how to program flash.
    3. something about SQL, HTML, and a little CSS. Maybe some XML, javascript, AJAX, perl CGI and/or PHP.
    4. QuarkExpress/Adobe InDesign.
    5. The technical writing part probably refers to documentation of standard practices and in-house rules for coding/marketing/layouts that you may have to or want to apply in a job place.

    Does that help at all?
    Google the phrases you don't understand and the course should at the very least include some of the more popular topics/items that would be of use to you in the working work. It is an applied course after all. You won't just be learning theory for research purposes.


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