Includes lecture and lab. Prepares students for more advanced design projects using computer-based tools. Provides an overview for students interested in multimedia authoring and the Internet. Examines technical, legal, historical, social, and production issues associated with multimedia authoring and Internet development. This course also looks at multimedia design elements, strategies, economics, the development process, presentations, markets, trends, and careers.
Course is three hours of lecture per week.
May use Macintosh or PC-compatible computer. No pre-requisites, but CIS 1200 and VT 1300 are highly recommended. For students pursuing a certificate in either visual technology or a baccalaureate CIT degree. May also be used as an elective in an Associate Degree. Course is three hours of lecture per week.