DIS3010 - Digital Media Studio A

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

1. obtain the ability to select the best way to present an idea in a digital environment be it still, interactive or moving and apply this framework to the students own work.
2. have effective communication skills and visual language that takes into account industry-related demands of multimedia practice and awareness of creative developments in new media.
3. understand more complex principles of interactive design including the role of a "user", ability to maintain design integrity and continuity in a project and a broad understanding of the technical roles and processes needed in a digital project.
4. apply creativity, problem-solving, research and project development directly associated with multimedia design, digital imaging and interactive media to explore a range of creative solutions to briefs.
5. demonstrate an increased technical proficiency in production of digital media using industry standard software applications and peripheral devices.
6. have a working general knowledge of historical and contemporary concepts related to their own work and that of their peers and be able to articulate these concepts. Students should have a high level of independence with regard to researching ideas and source material.
7. demonstrate a broad interest and appreciation of digital practices and culture.
8. Observe and employ occupational health and safety appropriate to studio practice.