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Web-designing and multimedia Technology

By Dr. B. Yogameena   |   National Institute of Technical Teachers' Training and Research, Chennai
Learners enrolled: 1848
Learn HTML, CSS, and responsive design for creating user-friendly websites.

Master JavaScript and Bootstrap for dynamic, interactive web development.

Explore CSS animations, APIs, AJAX, and SEO for advanced web techniques.

Gain proficiency in multimedia tools like CorelDRAW, Photoshop, and PageMaker.

Create 2D animations in Flash and 3D content using Blender.

Develop video editing, motion graphics, and special effects skills.

Apply knowledge through real-world web and multimedia projects.

Use industry-standard tools like Adobe After Effects
Summary
Course Status : Ongoing
Course Type : Not Applicable
Language for course content : English
Duration : 12 weeks
Category :
Credit Points : 3
Level : Diploma
Start Date : 20 Jan 2025
End Date : 15 May 2025
Enrollment Ends : 28 Feb 2025
Exam Date : 17 May 2025 IST
Translation Languages : English
NCrF Level   : 4.5
Industry Details : Analytics, Software Development

Note: This exam date is subject to change based on seat availability. You can check final exam date on your hall ticket.


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Course layout

Module 1: Fundamentals of Web Design (Weeks 1-2)

Week 1: HTML and CSS Basics

1.        Introduction to Web Design: History and Principles

2.        Why Web Design Matters: Applications and Careers

3.        HTML Basics: Understanding Tags and Attributes

4.        Building Your First Webpage: Structure and Content

5.        Adding Links and Images to Webpages

6.       An Introduction on CSS: Using Inline, Internal, and External CSS

 7.      CSS Essentials: Selectors, Properties, Styling Text with CSS: Fonts, Colors, and Sizes

           Understanding the Box Model: Margins, Padding, and Borders

8. Practice: Design a simple HTML and CSS Webpage

Week 2: Advanced HTML and CSS

1.        HTML Forms: Inputs, Buttons, and Text Areas

2.        Working with Tables: Structuring Tabular Data

3.        Embedding Multimedia: Audio, Video, and Interactive Elements

4.        CSS Positioning: Static, Relative, Absolute, and Fixed

5.        Grid and Flexbox Layout

6.        Responsive Web Design: Why It Matters

7.        Practice: Develop a Fully Responsive Webpage

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Module 2: Interactive Web Development (Weeks 3-4)

Week 3: JavaScript Basics

1.        JavaScript Introduction: What and Why?

2.        Java script Essentials: Mastering variables and data types

3.        Loops and Conditional Statements: Logic in Code

4.        Functions: Writing Reusable Code

5.        The DOM: Connecting JavaScript to HTML

6.        Event Listeners and Handling User Interactions

7.       Practice: Add Interactivity to the developed Webpage from Module 1

 

Week 4: Frameworks and Publishing

1.        What Are Frameworks? An Introduction

2.        Getting Started with Bootstrap: Components

3.        Bootstrap Layouts

4.        Image and Video Optimization: Techniques for Faster Loading

5.        Steps to Publish a website: Hosting and Domains

6.        Practice: Publish Your First Framework-Based Website

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Module 3: Advanced Web Design Techniques (Weeks 5-6)

Week 5: Advanced Techniques

1.        CSS Animations: Adding Movement to Your Website

2.        Scalable Vector Graphics and using it in Websites

3.        APIs: What They Are and How to Use Them

4.        Displaying Data Dynamically Using APIs  

5.        Interactive Charts and Visualizations with APIs

6.        Practice: Create a Data-Driven Webpage

Week 6: Accessibility and Optimization

1.        Web Accessibility: Principles and Standards

2.        Introduction to SEO: Basics and Benefits

3.        Optimizing HTML, CSS

5.        Understanding Web Performance Metrics

6.        Lazy Loading: Optimizing Page Load Times

7.        SEO Tools for Analyzing Webpages

8.        Practice: Make Your Webpage Accessible and Optimized

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Module 4: Multimedia Foundations and Animation (Weeks 7-9)

Week 7: Multimedia Foundations

1.        Introduction to Multimedia Hardware and Software

2.        Understanding Compression Techniques

3.        Delivering Multimedia Content on the Internet

4.        Image Standards and Formats: JPEG, PNG, and GIF

5.        Video Standards: MP4, AVI, and WebM

6.        Audio Standards: MP3, AAC, and WAV

7.        Best Practices for Multimedia Design

Week 8: Desktop Publishing Tools

1.        Photoshop Essentials: Tools and Techniques

2.        Designing Flyers: Tips and Tricks

3.        Creating Posters with Professional Tools

4.        Using Layers Effectively in Photoshop

5.        Layout Design Principles for Print Media

6.        Exporting Designs for Web and Print

7.        Editing Images for Web Use

8.        Practice: Design Flyers and Posters with Photoshop

Week 9: Animation Basics

1.        Introduction to 2D Animation

2.        Using 2D Animate for Basic Animations

3.        Creating Frame-by-Frame Animations

4.        Getting Started with Blender: Interface Overview

5.        Modeling Basics in Blender

6.        Animating Objects in Blender

7.        Text Animation Techniques

8.       Practice: Create Simple 2D and 3D Animations

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Module 5: Multimedia Authoring and Special Effects (Weeks 10-12)

Week 10: Multimedia Authoring

1.        What Are Authoring Tools? An Overview

2.        Choosing the Right Authoring Tool for Your Project

3.        Basics of Storyboarding

4.        Writing Effective Scripts for Multimedia

5.        Adding User Interactivity with Authoring Tools

6.        Integrating Text, Images, and Videos

7.        Creating Multimedia Quizzes and Assessments

8.        Practice: Develop Interactive Multimedia Content

Week 11: Special Effects

1.        Introduction to Motion Graphics

2.        Creating Special Effects with After Effects

3.        Advanced Editing Techniques in Premiere Pro

4.        Adding Filters and Effects to Videos

5.        Creating Cinematic Transitions

6.        Using Green Screen Techniques

7.        Designing Lower Thirds and Titles

8.        Editing Audio for Multimedia

9.        Compositing Basics for Special Effects

10.        Practice: Create Videos with Advanced Effects

Week 12: Capstone Project

1.        Planning and Integrating Project Components

2.        Finalizing Designs and Animations

3.        Adding Accessibility and SEO to Projects

4.        Testing and Debugging Multimedia Projects

5.        Presenting Projects: Tools and Techniques

6.        Evaluating Multimedia Projects

7.        Gathering Feedback for Improvement

8.        Best Practices for Project Documentation

9.        Practice: Capstone Project Development

 


Books and references

Jason Beaird and Alex Walker - The Principles of Beautiful Web Design, SitePoint, 2020 (4th Edition).
Jennifer Robbins - Learning Web Design: A Beginner's Guide to HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Web Graphics, O'Reilly Media, 2018.
Keith J. Grant - CSS in Depth, Manning Publications, 2018.
V.K. Jain - Multimedia and Animation, Khanna Publishing House, Edition 2018.
Ze- Nian Li and M.S. Drew, Fundamental of Multimedia, Second Edition, Pearson
Education, 2014
Jon Duckett - JavaScript and JQuery: Interactive Front-End Web Development, Wiley, 2014.
Jon Duckett - HTML and CSS: Design and Build Websites, Wiley, 2011.

Instructor bio

Dr. B. Yogameena

National Institute of Technical Teachers' Training and Research, Chennai

Dr. B. Yogameena is a Professor of Educational Media and Technology at NITTTR, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India, a position she began in September 2024. Before this, she served as a professor in the Department of ECE at Thiagarajar College of Engineering, Madurai, India, for over 22 years. She holds a B.E. degree in Electronics and Communication Engineering from Madurai Kamaraj University (2000) and an M.E. in Communication Systems with distinction from Thiagarajar College of Engineering, Anna University, Chennai, India (2002). In 2010, she earned her Ph.D. from Anna University, Chennai, for her work on Computer Vision-based algorithms for human action analysis in video surveillance.

Her research interests include image and video processing, as well as Computer Vision. She completed an industrial internship at Honeywell Technology Solutions Limited (HTSL), Bangalore, where she worked on a project involving multi-camera tracking. Dr. Yogameena has authored more than 75 technical papers in prestigious journals and conferences, including MTAP, ELSEVIER, IET, ACM, and EURASIP, and has received seven best paper awards. Additionally, she has contributed to six book chapters and completed UGC MRP and DST-SERB projects. She was also the Principal Investigator for an industrial project with HTSL, which was completed in 2018.

Dr. Yogameena has delivered guest lectures, including a talk on "Research Perspectives on Video Analytics" for over 400 participants across multiple locations of HTSL in 2018, and another on “Protective Equipment Wear Analysis – Image Processing Use Case” at Garrett Advancing Motion in 2020.

She is a senior member of IEEE and a life member of ISTE, ACM, and IUPRAI. Among her numerous recognitions, she is a Certified Master Trainer in FSIPD and received a Certificate of Distinction in the IUCEE-EPICS Design Thinking Course 2019, organized by Purdue University. Her recent accolades include the Award for the Teaching-Learning Process in ICTIEE 2024.



Course certificate

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Grading Policy:



- Internal Assignment Score: This accounts for 30% of the final grade and is calculated based on the average of the best three assignments out of all the assignments given in the course.

- Final Proctored Exam Score: This makes up 70% of the final grade and is derived from the proctored exam score out of 100.

- Final Score: The final score is the sum of the average assignment score and the exam score.



Eligibility for Certification:



- To qualify for a certificate, you must achieve an average assignment score of at least 10 out of 30, and an exam score of at least 30 out of 70. If one of the 2 criteria is not met, you will not get the certificate even if the Final score >=40/100.


Certificate Details:



- The certificate will include your name, photograph, roll number, and the percentage score from the final exam. It will also feature the logos of the Ministry of Education, SWAYAM, and NITTTR.

- Certificate Format: Only electronic certificates (e-certificates) will be issued; hard copies will not be dispatched.



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