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    CASPER design principles are used to design a multimedia program. CASPER is a system of design principles used to design software. It is based on a top-down design model, pseudocode and Flow Chart. The pseudocode is translated to programming language and compiled. The program is then tested and debugged by the programmer.

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    CASPER design principles are used to design a multimedia program. CASPER is a system of design principles used to design software. It is based on a top-down design model, pseudocode and Flow Chart. The pseudocode is translated to programming language and compiled. The program is then tested and debugged by the programmer.

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    CASPER design principles are used to design a multimedia program. CASPER is a system of design principles used to design software. It is based on a top-down design model, pseudocode and Flow Chart. The pseudocode is translated to programming language and compiled. The program is then tested and debugged by the programmer.

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    CASPER design principles are used to design a multimedia program. CASPER is a system of design principles used to design software. It is based on a top-down design model, pseudocode and Flow Chart. The pseudocode is translated to programming language and compiled. The program is then tested and debugged by the programmer.

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    PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT PHASES

    Phases Activity
    I. Problem Analysis -Programmer will interview client what they need
    Phase -Programmer get the information of input, process and output
    -Programmer will refer to the website in internet or book or
    expert person
    -Programmer will choose the suitable programming language to
    solve the problem

    II. Program Design - In program design, there are three popular tools used:
    Phase i) Top-down design model - This top-down model consists
    of three modules, namely input module, process module
    and output module
    ii) Pseudocode - the programmer writes the pseudo code
    for the program based on the top-down design model
    iii) Flow chart- the programmer draws the flow chart that
    shows the data flow of the program.
    - Choossing and design the user interface

    III. Coding Phase - Programmer translate the pseudocode to programming


    language
    - Key in the programming language into the computer

    IV. Testing and - Programmer test the program to search for any error
    debugging - Programmer will debug if there is any error.

    V. Documentation - Programmer write the purpose of the program


    - Programmer write the guideline on how to use the program to
    the client
    - Programmer write the type of input and expected output
    MULTIMEDIA PRODUCTION PHASES

    Phase Activity
    Analysis Phase - The multimedia developers interview the clients to find out their
    needs.
    - The multimedia developers will identify the project title,
    problem, objectives, possible solution and target users.
    - The multimedia developers write the a Proposal for a multimedia
    project
    - The multimedia developers will use analysis tools:
     Questionnaire to find the needs of target users.
     Content Analysis Form to choose the contents for
    the multimedia program
     Goal Analysis Form to guide multimedia
    developers to set up the focus of the project.

    Design Phase - The multimedia developer will design :


     Flow Chart which is a lay out the flow of a multimedia
    program.
     Storyboard which is a rough sketches of everything that
    are included in a multimedia program. based on the Flow
    Chart.
    - consider the content of the program, navigational system
    to be used and the layout of the program.
    - In this phase, CASPER design principles are used.

    Implementation Phase -The process of converting the design plan such as a Storyboard
    into a multimedia program
    - The multimedia developers will use the authoring tool such as
    Toolbook Assistant 2004 to integrate the multimedia elements.
    - The multimedia developers will :
     creating texts
     inserting graphics
     inserting animation
     inserting audio
     inserting video
     inserting hyperlink

    Testing Phase - The purpose of testing is to ensure that the program runs
    correctly without errors
    - The multimedia developers will use a Checklist to test the
    multimedia program. If there are any errors, the programmer will
    fix the program..
    - In this Checklist the aspects focused are :
     Content ( refers to the goals of the program, text, graphics,
    audio, video, animation, language used and how
    informative the program is)
     Interface (CASPER principles are used )
     Navigation (navigation aids and consistency )

    Evaluation Phase - The Evaluation Phase focuses on overall presentation and


    effectiveness of the multimedia
    - Selected users will use an Evaluation Form to try out the
    program and give feedback and will focus in 2 aspects content
    and user interface.

    Publishing Phase - When the multimedia program is completed, it will be published


    in two option mediums:
    • Web pages - multimedia program to be a Web-based
    multimedia.
    • Compact discs ( CD ) - multimedia program to be a CD-
    based multimedia.
    PRODUCTION TEAM

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