Category: Digital Multimedia

Interactive media applications are no longer restricted to personal computers. They can now be found on many distinct hardware platforms including mobile, tablet, wearable, and large-screened computing devices. In this course, students will learn to design, prototype and develop media rich interactive experiences that can be deployed to a wide variety of hardware devices. Programming projects are required.

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This course provides students the opportunity to explore the design and development of media-rich web applications that utilize both static and procedurally manipulated media such as text, images, and audio. This course examines client and server-side web development and features common to such applications. Issues explored include framework characteristics, information management, presentation, interactivity, persistence, and data binding. Programming projects are required. 3 Credits.

I think that our instructor is a very well speaker. I, personally, enjoyed his zoom meetings more as I can see the board more clearly and maybe take screenshots. He is very friendly and seems to care a lot about the students. His knowledge of the subject really helps us and he shares a lot of tips and tricks which i appreciated a lot

Very friendly and helpful after/outside of class

He was very understanding and adaptive, which was very noteworthy as this class was his first time teaching. He would often adjust and work with students which was very respectable. Very good and understanding teacher.

I think this instructor did a good job at looking for answers or solutions whenever there was an issue.

Well versed in the subject, and the assignments were all good at furthering my knowledge

This course explores the creation and manipulation of digital images intended for use on the Web. Topics include basic digital photography, acquisition of images, and intermediate image manipulation. Students will do projects creating images suitable for the internet.

This course explores the creation of digital video for use on the web. Topics include basics of digital videography, acquisition of audio, editing, streaming, compression, as well as storytelling with video and integration into web sites and applications.

There was a web development minor for students outside of RIT’s computing college that I have taught: https://www.rit.edu/study/web-design-and-development-minor

I was abruptly assigned these after another faculty had to leave. A lot of curriculum had to be developed in this class when prior systems in place wouldn’t function correctly anymore. If you want to learn more about the curriculum development please contact me!