Our campus Internet connects all four of our schools to each other and to the global Internet. Return to the main Curriculum page for an explanation of the course numbering system. This first semester course reviews multimedia basics, then proceeds through more advanced multimedia topics. Students use computers with various media sources and programs and equipment such as a scanner, a digital camera, and a camcorder to produce effective and interactive communications and presentations. Interactive multimedia learning tools are produced along with the presentations.
Students design and produce their own work and work in teams for group productions.
This course includes intermediate digital video editing. Students use several other programs and resources in their work, including resources from the Internet. Many class sessions include lab time for students. This second semester course uses one or more computer languages to provide a strong foundation in computer science. The course emphasizes programming techniques, basic syntax and programming structure, variable types, functions, and procedures.