Multimedia Web Programming (Grassroots)

by Adrian Moore

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Aimed at second level courses in Web Programming or Interactive Multimedia, Multimedia Web Programming covers the main technologies and techniques of client-side web development, with emphasis on graphics and multimedia interface programming. It strikes the perfect balance between providing the ideal breath of coverage with enough detail to suit a single-semester course. It assumes a basic of software construction, and introduces CSS, DHTML, JavaScript, and interactive animation and multimedia programming in DirectX, SVG and SMIL. Includes in-text pedagogical features to reinforce students' understanding of key concepts and techniques, and online resources for lecturers and students.… (more)

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Aimed at second level courses in Web Programming or Interactive Multimedia, Multimedia Web Programming covers the main technologies and techniques of client-side web development, with emphasis on graphics and multimedia interface programming. It strikes the perfect balance between providing the ideal breath of coverage with enough detail to suit a single-semester course. It assumes a basic of software construction, and introduces CSS, DHTML, JavaScript, and interactive animation and multimedia programming in DirectX, SVG and SMIL. Includes in-text pedagogical features to reinforce students' understanding of key concepts and techniques, and online resources for lecturers and students.

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