27 April 2021
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Class Schedule
Basics | sessions 01-03
- 19 Jan intro and clients | lecture | labs
- 26 Jan servers and command line | lecture | labs
- 02 Feb networks and protocols | lecture | labs
Web Development | sessions 04-08
- 09 Feb structural layer | lecture | labs
- 16 Feb presentational layer | lecture | labs
- 23 Feb using a structure | lecture | labs
- 02 Mar behavioral layer | lecture | labs
- 09 Mar design thoughts | lecture | labs
Dealing with Markup | sessions 09-10
Working with data | sessions 11-14
- 30 Mar formulas, functions, vectors | lecture | labs
- 06 Apr data display | lecture | labs
- 13 Apr manipulate data sets | lecture | labs
- 20 Apr relational data bases | lecture | labs
Presentations | sessions 15-16
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Think about what you want to do,
think about how people react to visual stimuli,
think about how you manage your and their time.
Basic & Theoretical Considerations
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Doing the presentation
Try out your presentation in advance
- check to see if the timings of the transitions and animations will work for the audience
- pay particular attention to how much time it takes for animations to occur
- remember that most audiences do not have a lot of time to spend waiting for things to happen
The eye can see and understand concepts very quickly.
The quicker your presentation can get in,
make a positive impression,
and get out,
the better off you will be.
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Key principles to consider
- focus on the audience's needs and build your visuals to conform to their expectations and your message
- simple and effective is preferable to complex and confusing
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Rules to live by
Hammer it home
- tell them what you're going to tell them
- tell them
- tell them what you told them
Less is More
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04 May lecture | thoughts to consider when presenting | designing for delivery | narrating and packaging