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Lecture Digital Media

Moodle
Uni2Work
Lecturer: Prof. Albrecht Schmidt
Tutorials: Dennis Dietz und Bettina Eska
Contact us only via dm(at)medien.ifi.lmu.de
Hours per week: 3 (Lecture) + 2 (Tutorial)
ECTS credits: 6
Modul: P2: Digitale Medien (für Bachelor-Hauptfach Medieninformatik)
P1.3 und P1.4 (bzw. P2 nach neuer PStO 2021): Digitale Medien (für Bachelor-Nebenfach Medieninformatik)
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News

Registration

To gain access to the online materials, please register in Uni2Work with your Campus ID. The registration key for Moodle will be announced in Uni2Work.

Dates and Locations

  • Lecture:
    Date and time: 21.10.2022 from 10 - 13 o'clock c.t.
    Location: Luisenstr. 37, room C 106
  • Tutorial:
    TBD

    Dates:
    Monday 8 - 10 a.m.
    Monday 10 - 12 a.m.
    Wednesday 10 - 12 a.m.
    Wednesday 12 - 2 p.m.

    Location: Luna Lab (Amalienstraße 17, A 001)

Exam

Time and date: 20.02.2023 12 - 14

Location: Main building Geschwister-Scholl-Platz, B101

The "Digital Media" exam will take place as a written exam in presence. The exam is "Open Book", i.e. you are allowed to use printed and handwritten documents as well as a non-programmable calculator.

Contents

The lecture gives an introductory overview on the most important basic knowledge for the realization of digital media, covering technical topics as well as topics from perceptual psychology. There are no prerequisites in terms of computer science knowledge beyond what is taught in parallel courses. The lecture touches a quite broad spectrum of different disciplines (mathematics, physics, telecommunications, medicine). The lecture is the basis for the lecture "Media Technology" which goes into deeper detail of technology and design aspects. It also provides the basis for more specialized courses on multimedia-related topics.

The lecture course is suitable for:

  • Students of Media Informatics and "Art and Multimedia" (Bachelor)
  • Students of Media Informatics (Bachelor Minor)

The lecture course is not suitable as "Vertiefendes Thema" for Informatics students.

Course Material

Materials for the course will be provided online via Moodle. Materials comprise e.g. slides and video recordings.

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