RE: FN-FORUM uni course

date posted 11th July 2001 23:42

Most artistic endeavours require some kind of technique so I guess a course
in Web Design even if it were more aesthetically orientated would have to
cover both design and development. Otherwise the only thing one might
qualify for might be to teach art. or claim JSA.

BTW when I did Fine art they used to give special seminars at the end of the
course on how to sign on the dole for the rest of your life.

Nick

http://www.artberry.net





> -----Original Message-----
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> [EMAIL REMOVED] Behalf Of David Taylor
> Sent: 11 July 2001 18:35
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> Subject: RE: FN-FORUM uni course
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>
> Hi Chris,
>
> Sorry to go at a slight tangent, but what do you mean by web-design? and
> what do the universities mean by it? Personally, I consider it to be the
> aesthetics, but many people may consider it to include web development
> (which I consider to be the back-end)... or am I splitting hairs?
>
> Other than that, what's on the syllabus? I'm just wondering whether it
> accounts for the ever-changing face of the internet - would you be better
> off looking at a CS degree with a high level of internet-related
> material on
> the syllabus...?
>
> Cheers,
> David
>

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