FNDT 153 S001: Creative Computing
This introductory course provides an understanding of computer coding using an intuitive graphical software interface for real-time sonic art and video practices. Using Max/MSP software, a visual programming environment, students learn the fundamentals of code, interaction, and procedural thinking for creative output. The course includes possibilities for mapping digital processes onto physical interfaces, such as drum controllers, fader boxes, and touch interfaces. Weekly programming assignments culminate in original code and a final project using techniques learned in class. No previous coding experience is necessary.
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Following a checkered career as a draftsman at an engineering company, Christopher Jung decided that art is the change he needs. While painting was his main focus at the Alberta College of Art + Design and the University of British Columbia, where he earned a Bachelors in Fine Art, it is the Emily Carr University of Art + Designs Masters of Applied Arts program where Chris has chosen to focus on sound and installation art.
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Jan 8-Apr 20 15:40:00-18:30:00 |
W | B1122 | MAIN |