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Development of Multimedia Applications 1
ID:
BIS6071
Level:
Advanced
Level: II
Credits:
2
Hours per week:
2
Frequency:
Once a Year
Kind of Examination:
PLK/PLP
Examination time:
45 minutes
Language:
English
category:
Course
Belongs to Modules:
Multimedia Communication
Discipline:
Business Information Systems
Pedagogical Approach:
Lecture
Responsible:
Thesmann, Stephan
Objectives:
Enabling students to design multimedia apps using appropriate methods and tools.
Course Catalog Entry
This course provides the basics of the design of multimedia applications in business.
Content:
| | fields of application in business with examples |
| hardware and software technology |
| software development model for multimedia applications, part 1
(methodology, methods, tools, examples, and practices for the design process, e. g. topic trees, story boards, interaction diagrams, and screen design) |
Workload:
30h Presence, 10h Pre- and Post-Editing, 20h project work
Literatur:
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| | Cederholm, D., Bulletproof Web Design. Creating Flexibility with XHTML and CSS, New Riders Publishing 2005, ISBN 0321346939 |
| Krug, S., Don´t Make Me Think! A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability, 2nd Ed., New Riders Publishing 2005, ISBN 0321344758 |
| Nielsen, J., Loranger, H., Prioritizing Web Usability, New Riders Publishing 2006, ISBN 0321350316 |
| Rosenfeld, L., Morville, P., Information Architecture for the World Wide Web. Designing Large-Scale Web Sites, 2nd Ed., O´Reilly 2002, ISBN 0596000359 |
Miscellaneous:
Prerequisites:
Up-to-date basic knowledge in IT (e.g. course Einführung Wirtschaftsinformatik), HTML fundamentals
This course is combined with Development of Multimedia Applications 2
Development of Multimedia Applications 2
ID:
BIS6072
Level:
Advanced
Level: II
Credits:
3
Hours per week:
2
Frequency:
Once a Year
Kind of Examination:
PLK/PLP
Examination time:
45 minutes
Language:
English
category:
Course
Belongs to Modules:
Multimedia Communication
Discipline:
Business Information Systems
Pedagogical Approach:
Lecture with project
Responsible:
Thesmann, Stephan
Objectives:
Enabling students to realize multimedia apps using appropriate methods and tools
Course Catalog Entry
This course is based on "Development of Multimedia applications I". It consists of a lecture, methodic practices and realization of a project.
Content:
| | fields of application in business with examples |
| hardware and software technology |
| software development model for multimedia applications, part 2 (methodology, methods, tools, examples, and practices for the realization process, e.g. asset production, authoring, tests, and mastering) |
Workload:
30h Presence, 10h Pre- and Post-Editing, 50h project work
Literatur:
e
| | Cederholm, D., Bulletproof Web Design. Creating Flexibility with XHTML and CSS, New Riders Publishing 2005, ISBN 0321346939. |
| Krug, S., Don´t Make Me Think! A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability, 2nd Ed., New Riders Publishing 2005, ISBN 0321344758. |
| Nielsen, J., Loranger, H., Prioritizing Web Usability, New Riders Publishing 2006, ISBN 0321350316. |
| Rosenfeld, L., Morville, P., Information Architecture for the World Wide Web. Designing Large-Scale Web Sites, 2nd Ed., O´Reilly 2002, ISBN 0596000359. |
Miscellaneous:
Prerequisites:
Up-to-date basic knowledge in IT (e.g. course Einführung Wirtschaftsinformatik), HTML fundamentals
This course is combined with Development of Multimedia Applications 1
IS Project
ID:
BIS6051
Level:
Expert
Level:
Credits:
6
Frequency:
Every Semester
Kind of Examination:
PLP
Language:
German or English
category:
Course
Belongs to Modules:
IS Project
Discipline:
Business Information Systems
Pedagogical Approach:
Project Course
Responsible:
Greiner, Thomas
Objectives:
To realize a given target in cooperation with other fellow students in a given period of time. You should demonstrate your efficiency in professional knowledge, practical implementing, project management, team coordination and in soft skills.
Course Catalog Entry
Within the project the students work a arbitrary topic of the area of information systems (sometimes in cooperation with an enterprise).
Content:
You could choose a topic in the domain of information systems (also in cooperation with companies).
Workload:
180 h Project (incl. documentation)
Miscellaneous:
Course procedure:
Adviced project work (incl. documentation and presentation).
Requirements:
A solid knowledge from economics-, information- or engineer-studies.
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Readings |
Thesmann, S.: Einführung in das Design multimedialer Webanwendungen,Vieweg+Teubner, Wiesbaden 2010, ISBN 978-3834809674. Beaird , J. : Gelungenes Webdesign. Eine praktische Einführung in die Prinzipien der Webseitengestaltung Böhringer, J., Bühler, P., Schlaich, P. : Kompendium der Mediengestaltung für Digital- und Printmedien Cederholm, D.: Bulletproof Webdesign Fischer, M.: Website Boosting 2.0: Suchmaschinen-Optimierung, Usability, Online-Marketing Friedmann, V.: Praxisbuch Web 2.0 Hauser, T., Wenz, C. und Maurice, F.: Das Website Handbuch: Programmierung und Design Hellbusch, J. E.: Barrierefreies Webdesign. Praxishandbuch für Webgestaltung und grafische Programmoberflächen Hoffmann, M.: Modernes Webdesign: Gestaltungsprinzipien, Webstandards, Praxis Jacobsen, J.: Website-Konzeption: Erfolgreiche Websites planen, umsetzen und betreiben Krug, S.: Don`t Make Me Think! Web Usability - Das intuitive Web Nielsen, J., Loranger, H.: Web Usability Radtke, S., Pisani, P., Wolters, W.: Handbuch Visuelle Mediengestaltung Thissen, F.: Kompendium Screen-Design |
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