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| quantity of bits dedicatedto storing information for single pixels. |
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| Set of standards for compression for bitmap images. |
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| Illuminates a phosphorescent viewing screen with a sweeping beam of electrons. |
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| Raster, alocates one or more bits of computer memory for each pixel in the image. fixed image |
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| Vector, mathematical equations that can be resized and manipulated with the click of a mouse. |
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| Low resolution raster image is enlarged, the edge has a staircase-like appearance. |
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| The fusion of text, graphics, sound, and video in one platform. |
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| At design stage, 3 important steps. |
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1. Project definition
2. Flowcharting and Storyboarding
3. User interface design |
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| Devised to integrate multiple channels of information mixing voice, data, and video streams over WANs. |
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| Suplies a much wider bandwidth than regular phone lines. Max rate is 5 Mbps. |
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| Introduced the World Wide Web (WWW)? |
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| Exist between internal braches of a company. |
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| Multiple wires twisted together into one cable. |
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| Channel through which data travels. |
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| Frequency range between the highest and lowest frequency passed through a component or circuit. |
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| Planar, closed, multisided figure. |
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| Series of still images that can be repeated indefinitely. |
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| What year was kinematics and study of motion born? |
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| Who published "Animals in Motion"(1889) and "Human Figure in motion"(1901)? |
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| Who created Gertie the Dinosaur? |
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| Who purchased LucasFilm's computer graphics division and renamed it Pixar? |
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| First computer animation to receive the academy award for best animated short film? |
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| Stopmotion with computer animation between poses. |
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| First feature-length, computer animated film. |
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| The most resource consuming phase of the animation process? |
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| Who developed Stereo in 1933? |
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| can play more than one note at a time. |
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| The person responsible for ensuring everything runs smoothly. |
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| Responsible for the sale and distribution of studio time. |
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| Oversee day-to-day such as managing supplies, scheduling parcel pickups and deliveries, and dealing with everyday concerns of the staff. |
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| Most critical, rehearsal and project planning. |
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| Process of adding new material to the recording generated during tracking. |
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| The assimilating of all the descrete sounds and tracks. |
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| Coil of Wire attached to a diaphragm. |
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| 2 oppositely charged plates to maintain capacitance. Requires Phantom Power |
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