In today’s advanced and technology adapted society, the concept of multimedia is ever present in many facets of life. Multimedia can be termed as the “use of several different type of media (e.g. text, video, audio, graphics, animation and interactivity) to convey information”. Furthermore, multimedia involves the use of computers to “present text, graphics, video, animation and sound in an integrated way” (Wikipedia).
So what's your level of expertise in this area?
The
Certificate in Science in Computing & Multimedia Level 6 programme provides
a broad range of modules designed to enhance your skills and knowledge and it also gives the
opportunity to progress to higher certificate or degree level programmes in this
field.
After this course you
will have the required skills and knowledge to work effectively within an
organisation at entry level, to work as part of a team supporting software
development projects, to produce multimedia content (such as graphics and
audio), configure networks & systems and to configure & maintain
hardware. This
module introduces students to general multimedia systems; it shows them how to
produce audio, video and 2-D animation content and how to publish that content
to the web.
http://www.dorset-college.ie/Computing/courses/course_details/?rid=25&cid=156
The
Higher Certificate in Science in Computing & Multimedia Level 6 programme
provides a broad range of modules designed to enhance your skills and knowledge
and also provides you with increased employment prospects in a wide
range of areas. It also provides the
opportunity to progress to the final year of the Bachelor of Science
in Computing & Multimedia (HETAC) Level 7 on successful completion of year 1
and 2.
http://www.dorset-college.ie/Computing/courses/course_details/?rid=25&cid=158
The
Bachelor of Science in Computing & Multimedia programme provides a broad
range of modules designed to enhance your skills and knowledge and
also gives you increased employment opportunities.
At completion of this programme you will have the required skills and knowledge to work
effectively within an organisation, to work as part of a team on software
development projects, to produce multimedia content (such as graphics and
audio), configure networks & systems and to configure & maintain
hardware. You will also be able to build 3-D visual graphics and animations and
incorporate them into computer programmes, mobile applications and
games.
You will then have the ability to manage projects, present and
pitch their ideas and software applications to their peers.
http://www.dorset-college.ie/Computing/courses/course_details/?rid=25&cid=151
Multimedia is all about the integration of your technical skills in the computing world. You just have to pick the right path for yourself.
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