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communication programming Department
of Communication Studies COMS 490 6 credit hours
NOTE Revised Second Term Syllabus HERE! Professor Mary Flanagan | mary@maryflanagan.com http://www.maryflanagan.com/courses/cprog00.htm This course studies the taxonomy of digital media from an information design and programming perspective. Special attention is given to authoring tools, scripting, hypermedia and hypertext applications in their current and developing digital forms. Individual or group projects are completed. Lectures and laboratory average six hours per week. Communication programming was one of the first courses to combine what once were diverse disciplines -- art and technology-- in Canada. This year, communication programming will take this "merging strategy" to new arenas. We will explore ephemeral and physical space, the networked and the standalone, the personal and the professional. A complete version of the syllabus is available in .pdf format here. Get your assignments here: Fusion
Lab Logo + Website and
don't forget that. . . Note:
You must have an email account + server space with concordia
for this course. Go to CC 207 or H-925 with your id, get the account,
and along with this you will get 5MB of space for your personal home page
+ assignments. The URL of your site will be http://alcor.concordia.ca/~your_userid/
. Name the root index.html. IP address is: 132.205.7.51
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