ICT50915 Diploma of Digital Media Technologies

Do you want to take your digital media skills to the next level, learn how to create 3D models, animate them and place them into a video production? Do you want to add to your programming skill set and learn how to develop mobile apps?

If so then the Diploma of Digital Media Technologies may be just what you are  looking for.

Or do you want to focus on the multimedia side of things and avoid the programming?

If so, then the Diploma of Digital Media Technologies - Multimedia Stream could be what you are looking for.

Maybe you want to learn to program dynamic web pages and applications for mobile devices?

The Diploma of Digital Media Technologies - Programming Stream provides the skills and knowledge for an individual to be competent in designing, developing and refining digital media technologies as an independent ICT specialist or as part of a team. It provides the opportunity to work in new and emerging digital media technology areas, such as online, and interactive design and development, and with tools and equipment, such as software, Web 2 tools, technologies and mobile devices.

Skills gained:

• Understanding copyright, ethics and privacy and how it applies in an IT environment
• Working effectively in the industry and managing interactive media production and projects
• Ensuring that your workplace is a safe workplace
• Verifying a client"s business requirements
• Originating and developing your concepts
• Designing information architecture
• Designing and creating models for a 3-D and digital effects environment
• Creating and implementing designs for a 3-D games environment
• Performing basic vision and sound editing
• Advanced sound editing techniques
• Incorporating and editing digital video for your productions
• Editing screen content for fast turnaround
• Designing and producing animation and digital visual effects
• Designing web environments using HTML5 and CSS3
• How to build a dynamic website
• Applying intermediate programming skills in another language
• Applying intermediate object-oriented language skills, and
• Beginning developing mobile applications.