Stimulus and Response: Interactive Technologies

Catalog description

Explores existing and emerging models of digital interactive practice within a wide range of media and artistic approaches including visual art, computing, installation, video, performance and sound. Draws on the conceptual approaches of fine art and visual communication, the storytelling and narrative attributes of filmmaking, the kinetic possibilities of the body, and the production and teamwork capabilities of communication and media. Explores the ways by which ideas about interactivity can be realized through project work. Includes workshops (production, applications, demonstration, media), research, team building and awareness, design management, and individual/group projects. Two hours of lecture. Two hours of laboratory. May be repeated for credit for a total of six (6) units. Enrollment Restrictions: Enrollment restricted to students with upper-division standing.