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Academic Session 2007/2008 Semester 1

Explore multimedia elements & digitizing concepts – text, image, audio, video & animation. Learn editing & authoring tools for multimedia creation. Cover compression, storage, display technologies, internet issues.

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Academic Session 2007/2008 Semester 1

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  1. WRET1101: MULTIMEDIA SYSTEM Academic Session 2007/2008 Semester 1

  2. Lecturer Mohamad Nizam Hj Ayub nizam_ayub@um.edu.my 79676398 BD22

  3. Objectives • Introduce multimedia elements (text, image, audio, video, animation) • Give exposure in digitizing concepts in media; text, image, audio and video processing and manipulation • Editing tools, authoring tools used in producing a multimedia system

  4. Time Table

  5. Week 1 Introduction to Multimedia Systems Week 2 Media 1: Text Week 3 Media 2: Digital Image Week 4 Media 3: Digital Audio Week 5 Continue..Digital Audio Week 6 Media 4: Digital Video & Animations Week 7 Continue..Digital Video & Animations Week 9 Design a Multimedia System Week 10 Compression Techniques Week 11 Continue.. Compression Techniques Week 12 Storage Technology Week 13 Display Technology Week 14 Issues: Multimedia and Internet Syllabus

  6. Course Evaluation

  7. Course References • Ralf Steinmetz , Klara Nahrstedt. 2002.Multimedia Fundamentals Volume 1: Media Coding and Content Processing. Prentice Hall • Ralf Steinmetz, and Klara Nahrstedt. 1995. Multimedia: Computing, Communications and Applications. Prentice Hall. • Abernethy, and Allen. 1999. Exploring the Digital Domain: Introduction to Computing with Multimedia and Networking’, ITP An International Thompson Publishing Company. • Elaine England and Andy Finney, 2002. Managing Multimedia: Project management for Web and Convergent Media (Book 2). Addison-Wesley • Andleigh, P.K. and Thakar, K. 1996. Multimedia Systems Design. Prentice Hall • Francois Fluckiger. 1995. Understanding Networked Multimedia: Applications and Technology, Prentice Hall.

  8. Quotable Quotes “Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world.” ~ Einstein “Multimedia is a very effective presentation and sale tool. If you’re being driven somewhere in the back seat of a car, you may not remember how you got to your destination; but if you had been driving the car yourself, chances are you could get there again. Studies indicate that if you’re stimulated with audio, you will have a 20 percent retention rate, audiovisual is up to 30 percent, and in interactive multimedia presentations where you are really involved, the retention rate is a high as 60 percent” ~ Einstein & Sandom. “Defining multimedia reminds me of an ancient proverb about three blind men, each encountering an elephant for the first time. One, touching the tail, said it was like a rope. Another, embracing the beast’s leg, described it as a tree. The third, holding the elephant’s trunk, likened it to a snake. Multimedia can appear to be different things, depending on whom you ask” ~ Jeff Burger, NewMedia Magazine

  9. Creativity OR Skill? • Skill can be develop, creativity? • Are you born as a creative person? http://www.gapingvoid.com/Moveable_Type/archives/000932.html

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