Syllabus
306-480/480-105
Spring
2004
Day/Time:
Fridays 10:10am - 1:00pm
Location:
Downing, Room 2117
Instructors:
See
Faculty
Section
A. TEXTBOOKS
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Required: Microsoft Windows Media Player XP Handbook,
Seth McEvoy,
ISBN 0-7356-1455-5
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Suggested:
David Cyganski, John A. Orr, Richard F. Vaz,
ISBN 0-13-011496-0
How to Use Adobe Premiere 6.5,
Douglas Dixon,
ISBN 0-7897-2826-5
Final Cut Pro 3 Editing Workshop (2nd Edition),
Tom Wolsky,
ISBN 1-57820-118-7
B.
COURSE GRADE
30% - Exams (2)
20% - Individual Projects (2)
- Adobe Photoshop
- Macromedia
Flash (Animation)
- TBA
30% - Group Projects (2)
- Windows Media
Player Skin
- Video
20% - Final Exam
100% - Total
C.
COURSE CONTENT
This course provides an introduction to digital media fundamentals
including audio, video formats, storage and delivery. Windows
Media technology will be extensively utilized as a method for
digital content manipulation, rights management and internet transfer.
Students will be exposed to basic internet operations and useful
world wide web (WWW) resources. In addition, a practical understanding
of digital computational devices, communication ports and connection
cables should be acquired. Among the software products presented
will be Windows Media SDK, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator
and Premiere, Macromedia Flash, Apple Final Cut Pro.
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This is an interdisciplinary course. Students from the Fine Arts,
Business, Communication and Engineering schools will work
collaboratively on group projects.
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