12 points, SCA Band 1, 0.250 EFTSL
Undergraduate - Unit
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Faculty
Organisational Unit
Chief examiner(s)
TBA
Coordinator(s)
TBA
Not offered in 2019
Prerequisites
MMD2304
Synopsis
This unit provides students with the opportunity for high-level studio practice in digital art. It builds sequentially upon the skills and knowledge of digital art by providing a focus on creative image and media production for a range of art and design applications. Emphasis is placed on combining techniques in imaging, visualisation, animation, interactivity, interface design, scripting and information architecture to develop creative and functional outcomes. The unit offers students the opportunity to develop digital art projects that will address all levels of the creative process and project management, from conceptualisation and visualisation through to execution and presentation.
Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this unit students should be able to:
- Conceive, create and realize media assets (ie. digital images, video, sound) and productions (ie. interface designs, temporal and spatial elements, interactives) with increased expertise (ie. skill, confidence and proficiency) appropriate to an advanced level of studio practice in the discipline;
- 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 in response to project-based scenarios (ie. individual, collaborative, group) and briefs (ie. client-based, self-directed);
- Produce creative digital art outcomes with increased conceptual understanding of design principles, end-user considerations, interactivity, visual language and communication that takes into account the artistic, self-expressive demands of digital arts practice;
- Demonstrate an increased technical proficiency across the development, acquisition, creation and production of digital media, using industry standard software applications, peripheral devices and addressing the requirements a variety of delivery platforms;
- Display a developed creative approach, personalised artistic expression and awareness of the many different genres and applications of digital art commensurate with an advanced level of studio practice;
- Observe and employ occupational health and safety appropriate to studio practice.
Assessment
Folio of studio/project work (100%, of which at least 20% will be assessed mid semester)
Workload requirements
24 hours per week including 8 contact hours and 16 hours of independent study.
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