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CBSS4103 is essentially a guided tour of how organisations make decisions, why those decisions are often messy (semi-structured or unstructured), and how computer-based systems can help people make better, faster, and more consistent choices. It frames Decision Support Systems (DSS) as practical tools that support decision-making across phases like understanding the problem, exploring options, and selecting an action.

A Conversational Walkthrough of 2D Animation: From Core Principles to Moho 4.0 Practice. If you've ever watched a cartoon, a looping GIF, a game cutscene, or even a simple loading animation and thought, "How did they make that feel alive?", you've already met the heart of 2D animation.

A quick way to think about this course - If you have ever watched a short video, clicked through an interactive website, played a game, or even sat through a presentation that mixed text, pictures, and sound, you have already "used" multimedia. CBMT2103 basically takes that everyday experience and breaks it down into parts you can understand, plan, and build.

If you've ever streamed a video on shaky Wi-Fi, used maps to dodge traffic, or tried to do "real work" on a phone screen the size of a biscuit, you've already met the main characters of mobile computing: movement, wireless networks, and multimedia.

Introduction: Why Human-Computer Interaction Matters - Think about the last time you struggled with an app or a website that felt clunky, confusing, or just plain frustrating. Chances are, the problem wasn't with you—it was with the way the system was designed. This is exactly where Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) comes into play. HCI is the study of how people interact with technology and how we can design systems that are not only functional but also intuitive, efficient, and enjoyable to use.