This course is primarily concerned with learning how to build any interactive experience or artwork from concept to completion. It will introduce open-source, cross-platform programming libraries and tools used by artists and programmers to create interactive experiences and artworks for museum installations, festivals, VJ-ing, projection mapping, interactive experiences/artworks, and more. Then, the course starts to address the questions: Is code an art form? What is interactive art? Is software art?
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Art & Code & Interactivity (4c)
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Art & Code & Interactivity (3c)
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Art & Code & Interactivity (3c)
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Art & Code & Interactivity (3c)
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Creative Seminar II (2c)
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