This unit is an FIT coded version of MMS9402. MMS9402 will be disestablished and replaced by FIT9028.

15/3/13 Moving to a flipped classroom format therefore needed to change the delivery format from 2 hr lecture and 2hr lab to 1hr lecture and 3hr lab for implementation in Semester 1 2013.

This unit has been amended to align it with changes, including name made to FIT2012 as a consequence of the FIT undergraduate degree update. In addition a formal request has been put in by Jeff Janet and the Faculty of Art and Design, for whom this unit is service taught, to change the assessment to in semester studio mode assessment to more closely align the assessment to the Art and Design standard approach.

22 Jan 2014 - Change to contact hours made to align with Handbook entry (bulk upload from CUPID extract). Approved by ADE.

24 Feb 2014 - Modified unit objectives to learning outcomes to comply with AQF requirements. Semester 2, 2014 implementation.

9 Mar 2015 - Modified prohibitions to restrict FIT students from enrolling in unit as approved at GPC 1/15, Item 7.7.

30/11/2017 - Unit disestablished at FEC 5/17 Item 7.3.

The unit will further develop the basic concepts of information technology and the fundamental software used for creating interactive digital content. Skills and knowledge learned from the Website Authoring unit will be further developed and students will be exposed to the skills, techniques and theory dedicated to digital media authoring for application to multimedia systems, with a specific focus on web and CD-ROM based media.

This unit forms a foundation for students to develop their digital multimedia authoring skills focusing specifically on web and CD-ROM based media. Students will find the content of this unit useful for their final year studio project/s.

This unit is also delivered as a service taught unit into the Faculty of Art and Designs Master of Multimedia. The unit is also available as an open postgraduate elective.

On successful completion of this unit, you should be able to:

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This unit provides a focus on specialist tools and techniques that are used for developing content-rich interactive multimedia systems using Adobe Flash. This unit will cover fundamental multimedia principles, practical development processes, the integration of mixed-media assets, interactive design and animation for digital media and different technologies for product deployment. Students will create content-rich interactive CD-ROM and Web-based products using industry standard authoring tools and will gain an understanding of the role of digital media within the broader technology environment.

In-semester assessment: 100%

Minimum total expected workload equals 12 hours per week comprising:

(a.) Contact hours for on-campus students:

(b.) Additional requirements (all students):

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