1. 9/21/20151 Multimedia Projects Team Roles

2. 9/21/20152 Project Phases Many large scale projects follow the system devolpment life cycle (SDLC)

3. 9/21/20153 Analysis Researching the application’s goals, requirements, and audience.

4. 9/21/20154 Design Planning the general look and scope of the application, the media it will use, and the budget, tools, personnel, and schedule for creating it.

5. 9/21/20155 Development Creating and testing the application

6. 9/21/20156 Implementation Putting a finished application into operation and making it available to its audience

7. 9/21/20157 Most large scale projects follow what system? A. SDDL B. SDLC C. CCCC D. SCSC

8. 9/21/20158 Evaluation Measuring the effectiveness of the product with the target audience.(Does it meet the originally specified goals?) Evaluations can take many forms, but often rely on interviews, observation, and surveys.

9. 9/21/20159 Maintenance Keeping the application up to date and correcting any problems that arise

10. 9/21/201510 Keeping something up to date and correcting any problems is called? A. Correcting B. Maintenance C. Repair

11. 9/21/201511 Project Team Roles The makeup of any one team depends on many factors, including the nature of the project and the amount of time and money available for it.

12. 9/21/201512 Client Representative The client for any multimedia project is the organization or person who pays for the application and publishes it.

13. 9/21/201513 Project Manager The project manager is involved in every phase of a project and is responsible for ensuring that the team meets its deadlines and stays within its budget

14. 9/21/201514 The project manager is involved in every single phase True False

15. 9/21/201515 Producer A producer is responsible for planning and coordinating the development of all the different media in an application

16. 9/21/201516 User Interface Designer (UID) The UID is responsible for how users respond to a multimedia application

17. 9/21/201517 Programmer Programmers use programming languages to develop the underlying code that enables an application to run on computers

18. 9/21/201518 The ___ is responsible for how users respond to a multimedia application A. UID B. PPP C. KUO D. ME

19. 9/21/201519 Systems Architect A systems architect is responsible for the overall technical design of an application, including the hardware and OS it will run on, how its components will work together, and the programming languages and other tools that will be used to develop it

20. 9/21/201520 Graphic Artist A team generally includes at least one graphic artist, who creates original graphics for the application

21. 9/21/201521 Writer and Editor A multimedia project generally produces two different kinds of written material: Content that will be seen in the application Technical documentation about the application, for people who will use and maintain it Writers are generally involved in the design phase of a project Editors focus on the language, organization, grammar, and spelling when they review the output of content writers and documentation writers.

22. 9/21/201522 Audio Specialist and Videographer A team developing an application that uses high quality audio and video generally includes an audio specialist and video specialist who record sounds and video They may also integrate existing files into the application, edit recording for clarity, and convert files to different formats

23. 9/21/201523 Quality Assurance Analyst (QA) A (QA) is a specialist on the project team whose job involves testing the application’s underlying code to find bugs, which are errors in the code

24. 9/21/201524 Webmaster A Webmaster is someone who implements and maintains it.

25. 9/21/201525 A person who maintains a website is the… A. Web Dude B. Webmaster C. Client D. Some Dude

26. 9/21/201526 Bibliography Ana Weston Solomon, Introduction to Multimedia Copyright 2004 by Glencoe/McGraw-Hill Pages: 229-246

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