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Leader: Grace Rumantir
Offered:
Berwick First semester 2005 (Day)
Synopsis: This unit will examine the activities integral to the development of a multimedia systems, detailing the techniques of systems analysis and design used in the development process. Students will be involved in a mixture of individual and group-based work which will require application of the theoretical knowledge gained in lectures to a series of practical problems in multimedia systems development. The major focus of this unit will be to give a broad and balanced coverage of the traditional and object-oriented approaches to systems analysis and design.
Assessment: Two group based assignments (40%) Requirements Analysis (20%) Systems Design (20%) Examination (3 hours - 60%)
Contact Hours: On campus: 2 hours lecture and 2 hours tutorial/laboratory per week, 8 hours of self-directed study, exercises and research.