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CS-66 Multimedia Jan-2001

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Question Paper of CS-66 Multimedia Jan-2001

Q l.(i) Compare and contrast the following

(a) Analog audio and Digital audio
(b) Analog video and Digital video
© Analog image and Digital image
(d) JPEG and MPEG

(ii) Give various input/output devices for multimedia applications.

(iii) Give various storage devices for multimedia.

Q2. How can multimedia be used in education ? Describe an example of multimedia use in education ? Describe an example of multimedia use in education. How is it going to be advantageous in comparison to printed books ?
Q3. What is the need of authoring software ? What are the basic features needed in an authoring software ? Compare the features of any two authoring software in the context of “creation of games multimedia".

Q4. Assume that you have been assigned the job of creation of Windows tutor. Design the multimedia tutor for the above case. Explain each step of the process of development by giving suitable details.

Q5. Describe the usage of multimedia in the following applications:

(a) web-based information portal

(b) An interactive audio

© A distributed learning platform

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