1. Introduction: Multimedia Applications
2. Hypermedia system design
2.1. Human/Computer interaction techniques
2.2. Tools for hypermedia system development (HTML, CSS, Javascript ...)
3. User Interfaces Design
3.1. Design metodologies
3.2. Usability revisions and tests
3.3. Accessibility considerations
4. Theoretical basis of Multimedia
4.1. Signal processing
4.2. Information theory
4.3. Fourier analysis
5. Multimedia Technologies
5.1. Sound
5.1.1. Sound technologies
5.1.2. Sound manipulation and processing tools
5.2. Image and video
5.2.1. Image technologies
5.2.2. Image processing techniques
5.2.3. Video technology
5.3. Computer-based graphics
5.3.1. Computer Graphics technologies
5.3.2. Computer-based animation techniques
5.3.3. Tools for computer graphics in the web
5.4. Introduction to Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality
Teaching methodology:
Theoretical classes: 2.5 hours per week
Practical classes: 1 weekly hour (organized as 2-hour sessions every two weeks)
Evaluation:
- 2 compulsory assignments (Hypermedia project 20%, Multimedia content project 20%).
Students must obtain at least a 4/10 mark in each project.
Otherwise, the final course grade will be the mark obtained in the failed project.
Each project may consist of several deliverables.
Students who do not pass a project will have the opportunity to resubmit it by a later deadline. Resubmitted projects will be subject to a grading penalty.
- Short exercises will be completed at the end of selected lectures. In some cases, submissions may be due later during the same week (20% of the mark). No minimum mark is required for this assessment component.
- There will be two intermediate exams (PAC1 and PAC2) that will represent 20% of the final mark each.
In case a student doesn't achieve a mark of 4/10, he/she will have to do a final exam, and the grade of this part will be the one obtained in the exam. Students must obtain at least a 4/10 mark on the average between PAC1 and PAC2 to pass the course.
In general, the use of Generative AI tools for code generation is not allowed. However, the use of AI tools to improve the spelling, grammar, and clarity of a text is permitted. In this case, it is necessary to cite the AI tools used in the preparation of the work.
Students must enter the examination room with all communication devices (mobile phones, laptops, tablets, smartwatches, etc.) switched off and stored inside their bags or backpacks. Failure to comply with this requirement will result in a grade of 0 for the assessment activity and may lead to the disciplinary measures established in Article 21 of the University of Girona's Regulations Governing Student Assessment and Grading.
If, during the marking process, the instructor determines that there is evidence of possible academic misconduct or fraud, they reserve the right to validate the student's grade using any assessment method they consider appropriate.
Criteris específics de la nota «No Presentat»:
If any of the assignments isn't delivered, the final grade will be "No presentat".
Avaluació única:
The unique evaluation is given by a final exam (60%) and the two compulsory assignments (Hypermedia project 20%, Multimedia content project 20%) that have to be submitted by the date of the final exam.
Requisits mínims per aprovar:
To pass the course, a minimum grade of 5.0 must be obtained