Diploma in Interactive Multimedia (Mornings Course)
This course is ideal for those who wish to gain a strong understanding of digital media but who might not have the luxury of time on their hands. This course appeals to many: graduates, those who have been working and wish to re-skill and those who wish to update their existing skills. Students will learn practical skills in web design, image editing, graphic design, audio and video. This is achieved through a combination of demonstrations, practical workshops, competency assignments and multimedia/web authoring projects.
Core Elements
- Interactive Authoring I (Flash)
- Digital Imaging I (Photoshop and Illustrator)
- Web Design & Development (XHTML, CSS & Dreamweaver)
- Graphic Design I
- Audio & Video Production (SoundBooth & Premiere Pro)
| Course Code | GDIM |
| Duration | 1 year – full time September to May |
| Number of places | 24 |
| Number of contact hours per week | 16 |
| Timetable contact | 5 days - mornings 9am-1pm |
Support Elements
- Study Skills
- Career Advice and CV Preparation
- Enterprise Workshop
Assessment and Certification
The course is certified by the Institute of Commercial Management (ICM), which is an international examining body.
Assessment is based on assignments and projects submitted during the year. Repeats, will, at the College’s discretion, be facilitated in the next academic year.
Progression
Students can progress to the Advanced Diploma in Interactive Multimedia in SCD.
Entry Requirements
A primary degree in any discipline or at least 2 years of relevant further education studies is required.
Mature Students (including VTOS and BTEA)
Applicants without formal qualifications will be considered on the basis of experience and overall demonstrable ability.
Applicants with proven high levels of motivation, ability and aptitude together with relevant work experience will be considered subject to a suitability interview.
Since the course is highly specialised, applicants should have an aptitude for creativity and design, a proven interest in computing and an ability to work unsupervised.
All applicants will have an advisory meeting to offer guidance and to ensure course suitability. Applicants will also be advised on course costs and registration details.
While a portfolio is not compulsory, applicants are advised to bring a portfolio to their advisory meeting.
Fees
There are no tuition fees for EU students. At course commencement, students are required to pay for books, a College registration fee and where applicable professional body registration fees.