Multimedia Technology

Module Aim:

“To give students an insight into the operation of computers, and the relationships between hardware, software, and networks. This insight should inform students as to the capabilities and necessary limitations of current and future technology.”

Coursework

Most of this module was exam based however there was a large spring term piece of coursework (worth 50%) to be conducted in groups of four. I worked with Robert Gregory, Tom Stembridge and Lloyd Randall for this piece.

The coursework involved excercises with installing both the Microsoft Windows and Linux operating systems from scratch and then configuring things such as file permissions and server technology.


Our collaborative work can be viewed here.

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I am a web designer/digital artist currently studying BSc Digital Art and Technology in Plymouth University. I have returned for my fourth and final year of the course following my year in an industrial placement with the web design company Neovirtua and my own freelance work.

So far I have developed a wide range of skills, from producing videos using 3D software to gaining an aptitude for learning numerous programming languages. This is all on top of my original enthusiasm for art and HTML.

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