Implementasi Multimedia Software Engineering Methodology Pada Pembuatan Perangkat Promosi Wisata
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Abstract—Artikel ini membahas tentang perbedaan antara multimedia interaktif dan non-interaktif. Multimedia non-interaktif ditampilkan dalam format linier dan pengguna tidak dapat berinteraksi dengan kontennya, sedangkan multimedia interaktif memungkinkan pengguna untuk berinteraksi dan mengontrol cara konten ditampilkan. Dalam pembuatan produk multimedia, developer biasanya mengacu pada dua metode, yaitu Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) dan Multimedia Production Stage (MPS). MSEM (Multimedia Software Engineering Methodology) adalah metode pengembangan perangkat lunak yang didesain untuk membantu dalam pembuatan aplikasi multimedia interaktif atau non-interaktif. Studi ini mengkaji manfaat MSEM pada implementasi produk multimedia dengan mempelajari dampak dan manfaat penggunaan MSEM pada perangkat promosi wisata lokal yang memuat multimedia interaktif dan non-interaktif. Manfaat penelitian ini adalah untuk memberikan masukan pihak developer multimedia untuk menggunakan MSEM dalam merencanakan dan mengembangkan produk multimedia.
Abstrak—This article discusses the difference between interactive and non-interactive multimedia. Non-interactive multimedia is displayed in a linear format and users cannot interact with its content, while interactive multimedia allows users to interact and control the way content is displayed. In the creation of multimedia products, developers usually refer to two methods, the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) and the Multimedia Production Stage (MPS). MSEM (Multimedia Software Engineering Methodology) is a software development method designed to assist in the creation of interactive or non-interactive multimedia applications. This study examines the benefits of MSEM in multimedia product implementation by studying the impact and benefits of using MSEM in promoting local tourism products containing interactive and non-interactive multimedia. The purpose of this research is to provide input for multimedia developers to use MSEM in planning and developing multimedia products.
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