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DAT*H215: Multimedia Web Authoring
This set of web-pages contains course content notes, resources, and links to related information needed for this course.
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" In the years since its birth, the World Wide Web has grown beyond all expectations. During this short time, the Web has increased from a limited number of networked computers to more than twenty-five million computers offering hundreds of millions of Web pages. As the Web has grown, Web sites have become vehicles for personal expression, for instruction, for commerce. The new paradigm for Web development is interactive Multimedia"
Course
Overview/Description
Important
Notes
Course Prerequisite: Successful completion of DAT*H205 Multimedia
Authoring II.
Students registered for this course are expected to possess the following
skills: The learner should already possess fundamental facility with computer
programming and scripting, software authoring, project management, e-mail,
and Web research techniques.
The class will be a mixture of multimedia
authoring concepts and principles, hands-on tutorials and projects. Course
content notes and illustrations will be posted on this course-site to
introduce topics and to summarize reading assignments. Discussion and
application lessons will be assigned on a weekly basis. The learner will
complete and submit assignments to the instructor through the student
network directory, on/before the due dates. In order to successfully complete
this class, it is imperative that the learner stay abreast of the course
work.
The course will be facilitated through classroom interaction and electronic
communications: the classroom, Web-site, e-mail, and other media.
Midterm and Final examinations will be administered at NVCC, Room L303.
Students are expected to participate in classroom discussions and activities. Digital art development is a collaborative process. Participation in group discussions is obligatory.
Navigation
On the left are links to all the material available for the course.
The user may return to the Main Page by clicking on the Main Page button on the above Title Bar. To access the instructor's E-Mail click on the E-MAIL Instructor link on the above Title Bar or the E-mail button on the left.
Inactive links will become active as class material becomes available from the instructor. Any other problems with navigation and links should be brought to the attention of the instructor.
Technical
Information
The MM-H215 Online course is designed to utilize the interactive
features of your computer for a complete learning experience. At some
point the need to reconfigure your system may arise. Help is only a mouse
click away!
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Whenever this Hardware icon is displayed, look into the System Configuration Resources page to find more information on configuring your system. |
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The Software icon will recommend that you visit the Internet/Software Resources page to get the latest Internet links and Software information for this course. |
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