• Students create art projects that interact with participants and/or environment using a variety of code and hardware-based solutions including MAX/MSP/Jitter, a graphical object-based coding environment, and Arduino physical computing technologies. Students use sensors or generate data to control or interact with lights, speakers, video, audio, motors and much more. Final projects are presented in"n/tr.ACT," an interactive art show in the ACT Gallery. Lab fee required. Additional work required of students taking for graduate credit. Limited to 8 total for versions meeting together.

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