Typical graduate careers include multimedia software development, website design and management, games design, systems analysis and application programming. Successful multimedia products require both creative flair and technical knowledge. Computer scientists able to develop correct, efficient, maintainable software may lack the visual vocabulary that would enable them to work with designers. Graduates from this course will have acquired substantial skills in both areas that will enable them to play important roles in multimedia development teams. Wherever possible, the faculty's full-time placement unit will help place students in salaried positions which match their course requirements and future aspirations.
Assessment is by coursework, industrial experience report, project and examination.