BSc Multimedia Computing

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University of Westminster

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• Objectives
  This course addresses the need for a new category of computer specialists who will be able to understand and manipulate the different media forms (sound, video, images, text, and animation) and be able to work as development engineers in the emerging multimedia markets. It provides the theoretical and practical underpinnings needed by modern computer scientists who face a large variety of new formats, machines, operating systems and above all complicated end-user or customer requirements. Thus, the course includes options from our other computing degrees.
• Entry requirements
  Entry Requirements Minimum of 12 units passed at average Grade C at GCE Advanced; at least 6 units must be in relevant subjects eg Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Computing; or equivalent
• Academic title
  BSc Multimedia Computing
• Course description
  BSc Multimedia Computing
  
  Programme
  
  Year 1
  
  -Computer Organisation and Systems Software
  -Introduction to Computer Programming
  -Information fundamentals(br> Introduction to Interactive Multimedia
  -Perspectives of Computer Science
  
  Year 2
  
  -Digital Media Tools
  -Human-Computer Interaction
  -Multimedia Development Tools
  -Object-Oriented Software Development
  -Animation
  -E-Commerce and Intranet Systems
  -Hypermedia Design and Tools
  -Image Processing
  -Introduction to 3D Graphics
  -Network Operations
  -Rapid Applications 2
  -Software Development for Multimedia Applications
  -Visual Representation of Information 2
  
  Year 3
  
  -Project (double module worth 30 credits)
  -Project Management for Multimedia
  -Applied Sound and Music
  -Production
  -Digital Video Solid Modelling
  -Web Application Development
  -Artificial Life and Computer Games
  -Computer Security
  -Electronic Commerce Implementation
  -Information Visualisation
  -Intelligent Agents
  -Multimedia Data Communications
  -Representation, Mapping and Navigation
  -Virtual Reality Environments

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