http://ocw.nd.edu Notre Dame OpenCourseware (OCW) offers free online educational resources for the courses in Computer Applications. An important mission of CAPP is to provide majors with proficiency in various facets of computing and information technology as a supplement to their primary majors and as a springboard for further professional education or a career in a technology-related field. 2011-11-14T04:32:42-07:00 en Copyright 2012, by the Contributing Authors daily 1 2011-10-24T05:04:26Z http://ocw.nd.edu/computer-applications/hilbert Hilbert 3-D curve, 3rd iteration, by Robert Dickau. Accessed from http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hilbert3d-step3.png on 8/5/10. Robert Dickau Copyright 2012, by the Contributing Authors 2011-10-24T05:44:45Z Image image/jpeg http://ocw.nd.edu/computer-applications/hard-disk Computer-generated art representing hard disk usage as blocks of color revraikes http://www.flickr.com/photos/revraikes/3180373609/ Copyright 2012, by the Contributing Authors 2011-10-24T05:44:45Z Image image/jpeg http://ocw.nd.edu/computer-applications/applied-multimedia-technology Notre Dame OpenCourseware (OCW) offers free educational resources for the course "Applied Multimedia Technology" in Computer Applications. This course explores the use of multimedia in communicating information and solving problems. Students work with animation, images, and sound. An overarching theme is appreciation of content, aesthetics, functionality, and usability. G. Christopher Clark Lauren Schilling Zach Madden Copyright 2012, by the Contributing Authors en Applied Multimedia Technology 2012-01-20T19:30:18Z Course text/html CAPP 30523 Fall 2008 75-minute classes, twice weekly Undergraduate http://ocw.nd.edu/computer-applications/applied-multimedia Notre Dame OpenCourseware (OCW) offers free educational resources for the course "Applied Multimedia Technology" in Computer Applications. This course explores the use of multimedia in communicating information and solving problems. Students work with animation, images, and sound. They also create a blog and learn to navigate a virtual world. An overarching theme is the use of four dimensions of multimedia - content, aesthetics, functionality, and usability - for critical evaluation. G. Christopher Clark Copyright 2012, by the Contributing Authors en aesthetics multimedia content functionality Functionality usability 2012-01-25T14:11:35Z Course text/html CAPP 30523 Spring 2012 Undergraduate