Objectives

The course has the goal to present, study and discuss the technologies used in Digital Media, considering the following topics:

Program

Teaching

Two hours of lectures per week. Schedule: Thursday, 14h-16h. Support in project development.

Assignments and Evaluation


Throughout the semester two assignments are proposed:

1) Survey paper (half-page proposal: April 19), due date: June 30

State of the art paper, on topics related with the course, with a theme proposed by us or proposed by the student and approved by us. This work is done individually and it must have a maximum of 8 pages using the ACM format. It is important to include a critical perspective on the subject and to compare different approaches and paradigms. A map of concepts such as the ones produced in Miro or VUE environment could be used although this is not required. An example, in this case applied to augmented reality, is available from the ACM Digital Library. This example was published in one of the most important conferences in the area – ISMAR and (PDF only available where there is a subscription to the ACM DL).

2) Project specification, including architecture and developed components OR analysis of an existing system (half-page proposal: April 19), due date: June 30

The project specification or analysis identifies the requirements, includes a detailed description of the system architecture and some specific components. Guidelines for project presentation are available. For class diagrams the UML language can be used and about this language there is diverse information such as Quick Reference and UML 2 Class Diagrams. Generic tools for building diagrams are available such as UMLet and Violet.

Presentation date: Week starting July 9, FEUP, Porto
Oral presentation of the project and survey.

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