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SYNOPSESStudents will also be able to create XML/XSLdocuments and use XSLT to transform XMLdocuments into HTML documents.ST3238Introduction to WebGraphic DesignAims to equip students with the techniquesto design interactive web sites for effectivenavigation. Students will acquire practicalunderstanding of how the characteristicsand constraints of the web impact their sitedesign. They will enhance their web siteusability through multimedia design that usesimages and colour effectively to producehigh-quality results. They will be able toproduce efficient web graphics using animaging tool to create and optimise graphicswith animation, work with vector graphics,create image maps and buttons, and addgraphical text to web-based images.ST331ZFinal Year ProjectStudents work in groups of 2 to 4 on a majorpractical or industry project where theyprogress from feasibility study, to design, andthen to realisation of the project.ST3371Web Services DevelopmentTeaches students XML programming andrelevant knowledge and skills required todevelop web services applications.ST3372Web Server ManagementTeaches students how to set up, operate,monitor and manage a Web Server (suchas Microsoft Windows Internet InformationServer or Apache server). Issues coveredinclude server hardware and software,installation of web server software, security,backup and other administration issues.Firewall technology to protect the web serverwill also be covered.ST3373Final Year ProjectWorks in groups of 2 to 4 on a major practicalor industry project where students progressfrom feasibility study, to design, and then torealisation of the project.ST4011Fundamentals of WebDevelopment TechnologyIntroduces the students to the fundamentalsof web development technologies. It providesthe students with the knowledge and skills inusing Web Publishing tool to create effectiveweb pages. Topics covered include Internetand WWW, basic web design principles, webinterface and navigation, HTML, hypertextlinks, fonts, colours, images, tables, framesand forms etc.ST4012Web ProgrammingTeaches techniques and skills required forclient-side web programming. Studentswill learn to use Javascript for client-sideprogramming, Cascading Style Sheets tomaintain consistency across web pages as wellas to manipulate the DHTML object model toachieve dynamism in web pages.ST4013Java ProgrammingTeaches object-oriented programming andproblem-solving using Java ProgrammingLanguage. It begins with introducing thestudents to the concepts of objects in Javaprograms. The intensive practical exercisesof the module will equip the students towrite comprehensive programs for Javaapplications. Topics covered include creatingand communicating with objects, data typesand operators, control structures, arrays andstrings, applets and graphical user interface.ST4021Java Server ProgrammingTeaches the basic features of the serverside programming (servlets and JSP) andits application to Internet. Students will beable to develop a mini Java client/serverproject over the Web. The topics covered inthis module include introduction to Servletsand JavaServer Pages, Servlet Technology,Cookie and Session Objects, JavaServer Pages,integration of Servlets and JSP.ST4022Web SystemDevelopment TechniquesTeaches objected-oriented analysis and designtechniques for web system development. Keytopics will include requirements gathering,analysis and design using UML methodology.This module will adopt a case study approachwhere students model a web applicationusing the object-oriented analysis anddesign methodology.ST4024Database Management SystemsIntroduces the fundamentals of Q relationaldatabase model. Key topics are informationmodelling, normalisation, databasedesign and database implementation.Structured Query Language will be usedto create, manipulate and retrieve datain a relational database.ST5050Graphic Design UsingImaging ToolsThis module aims to provide students with thebasic knowledge of techniques and tools forillustration and image processing in graphicdesign. Students will learn the techniquesin image processing for graphic design. Themodule will cover the techniques of computerbased illustration. In addition, the moduleaims to train the students on the use ofimage processing and illustration tools forgraphic design.ST5051Web PublishingThis module aims to equip the student withthe necessary practical and theoretical skillsto design and build simple but effective andaesthetically pleasing websites. Student willlearn to use a popular web-authoring tool tobuild simple websites and implement basicweb design skills into these websites to makethem usable and approachable for users.ST5052Modelling & Photo-RenderingThis module aims to equip students with thebasic knowledge to create 3D models andphoto realistic images. Students will be taughtthe techniques for modeling and renderingusing 3D animation software. Students willconceptualise and create 3D rendered imageswith an emphasis on individual creativity.ST5053Interactive AuthoringThis module aims to equip students withthe knowledge and skills in integratingdifferent media into an interactive multimediaapplication. Students will be familiarised withindustry standard software and basic scriptingtechniques used to conceptualize an ideato turn it into a “proof of concept” as wellas generate supporting documentation todescribe its interactivity, functionality and aswell as map out its information architecture.Different applications of multimedia anddelivery issues will also be discussed.ST5054Digital AudioThis module aims to provide students withcomprehensive, up-to-date and relevantinformation in the use of digital audio inmultimedia applications. Students will betaught basics skills in producing soundusing digital techniques and tools. No priorknowledge in music/sound is assumed.328 Singapore Polytechnic Prospectus 2008/2009
SYNOPSESST5055Design & AestheticsThis module allows students to act asinquiring and thinking visual communicators.It aims to develop a working knowledgeof design scene, aesthetic and conceptualprocesses. Students will apply theirknowledge acquired in Graphics DesignUsing Imaging Tools and translate them intovisuals and metaphors that help illuminate theinteraction between users and its contents.Practical assignments will give individuals theopportunity to express personal creativity andto develop their personal style.It is essential that students taking this modulehave basic knowledge of techniques andtools for illustration and image processingin graphic design, Photoshop, Illustratoror completed the “Graphics Design UsingImaging Tools” module.ST5056Interactive Web DesignThis module takes students from basicweb design to the next step of buildingmore commercially viable websites. Thisinvolves learning to build simple interactivefunctionality with web back-end technologiesand applying in greater depth the designissues in developing websites that havea competitive edge. It is essential thatstudents taking this module have knowledgeof web-authoring tool to build simplewebsites or have or completed the “WebPublishing” module.ST5057Computer AnimationThis module aims to provide students withan overall knowledge of the techniques andtools for creating 3D computer animation.This module also covers the basic principlesof classical animation which deal with theconcepts of motion, transformation andtiming. It is essential that students taking thismodule have basic knowledge of 3D StudioMax or completed the “Modeling and Photo-Rendering” module.ST5058Advanced AuthoringThis module aims to provide students withadvanced scripting knowledge in an authoringtool. They will be taught Action Scriptingfundamentals, followed by usage of built-inobjects and components. They will be taughthow to create an interactive rich mediaapplication, making extensive use of ActionScripting. They will also have knowledge ofimplementing client-server interactivity in themultimedia application area. It is essential thatstudents taking this module have knowledgeof Flash or completed the “InteractiveAuthoring” module.ST5059Digital VideoThis module aims to equip students withknowledge and skills in digital videoproduction. Students will be taught thefundamentals of digital video technology andbe able to use a nonlinear editing system tocreate a video for multimedia application.Students will be required to create a videopresentation based on specifications provided.ST602ZInteractive Design StudioStudents will develop a conceptual andpractical understanding of the integrated useof digital media and the web as a mediumfor design expression. The following topicswill be covered:• New Media Concepts. Students willdevelop a strong conceptualunderstanding of new media as apowerful form of artistic and creativeexpression. Students will learn to definenew media in the context of traditionalforms of media and culture, trace itsemergence, understand its purpose asan expression of illusionism and themutual influences it has with cinema.• Interactive Media Design. Students willunderstand and apply the mechanicsof new media application design anddevelopment. Students will explorethe contrasting approaches of usabilityand experience-oriented product designwith emphasis on the latter.• Interactive Media Development.Students will have hands-on experiencewith authoring new media applicationsfor both rich-media and web platforms.Students will learn how to integratevarious media into a highly interactiveapplication for the CD-ROM platform,the broadband and limited bandwidthweb delivery medium. This will takestudents from authoring aestheticallypleasing front-ends to scriptingreasonably sophisticated back-ends. Bythe end of this module, students wouldhave extended their creative and artistictoolsets to include the digital medium bycreating aesthetically impressiveyet sound and practical solutions tocommunication problemsST6202Media Law & PolicyIntroduces students to the laws, regulationsand ethical concepts that affect the media andcommunication industries. Covers copyrightand plagiarism, privacy, intellectual property,legal features of business organisations,freedom of speech, objectionable materials,and social responsibility.ST6203Video & Audio FundamentalsTeaches the basics of Video and Audio. Invideo, students will learn about the differentvideo formats. They will also be taught basicshooting techniques, how to digitise, edit andexport video. In audio, students will learn thedifference in audio formats. They will also betaught how to record, digitise, edit and exportaudio. For their final assignment, students willbe required to combine both video and audioto produce a video presentation of goodquality. The emphasis for this final assignmentwill be on both creativity and quality.ST6301Video for AdvertisingEquip students with the knowledge and abilityto produce videos for advertising purposes.Students will learn video production and postproduction techniques, lighting and camerawork, as well as scripting for advertising andthe art of producing commercials. Studentsare expected to produce actual commercialsas part of their deliverables.ST6303Entrepreneurship inCreative IndustriesProvides students with the basic knowhowof planning and starting a business.It covers the process of business ideageneration, competitive analysis, businessplan development and ways to launch abusiness. Students will also be introduced tothe roles of various governmental agencies inpromoting entrepreneurship.ST701ZObject-OrientedProgramming for MultimediaAims to teach students object-orientedprogramming and problem solving usingJava Programming Language. It begins withfundamentals of programming in Java suchas primitive data types and control structures.It then introduces the concept of Objectsin Java. The intensive practical exercisesof the module will equip the students inwriting comprehensive programs with Javaapplets. At the end of the module, studentswill be competent in developing both Javaapplications and Java applets.Singapore Polytechnic Prospectus 2008/2009 329
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