http://golancourses.net/2011spring/final/
Interactive Art & Computational Design / Spring 2011<http://golancourses.net/2011spring/> »Carnegie Mellon University / Spring 2011<http://golancourses.net/2011spring/> Final Projects <http://golancourses.net/2011spring/final/> by Golan Levin @ 11:26 pm 24 April 2011 *Professor Golan Levin <http://www.flong.com/> and teaching assistant Dan Wilcox <http://danomatika.com/> are proud to present a compilation of our students’ final projects from our Spring 2011 course, Special Topics in INTERACTIVE ART and COMPUTATIONAL DESIGN<http://golancourses.net/2011spring/> !* * Thirty students, spanning eight departments, created personal research investigations into arts-engineering, freestyle computing, and new media practice. These projects explored experimental interfaces, information visualization, games, real-time audiovisuals, computationally generated forms, interactive robotics, 3D scanning and depth imaging, crowd-sourcing, physical computing, and many other topics. (For Kinect-specific projects, please this special index to the 22 Kinect-based projects<http://golancourses.net/2011spring/05/26/kinect-projects/>developed in the course.) Featuring projects by: Alex Wolfe, Asa Foster III, Ben Gotow, Caitlin Rose Boyle, Charles Doomany, Chong Han Chua, Dane Pieri, Emily Schwartzman, Eric Brockmeyer, Honray Lin, Huaishu Peng, James Mulholland, John Horstman, Jordan Parsons, Le Wei, Madeline Gannon, Marynel Vázquez, Mauricio Giraldo Arteaga, Max Hawkins, Meg Richards, Maya Irvine, Mark Shuster, Nisha Kurani, Paul Miller, Riley Harmon, Samia Ahmed, Shawn Sims, Susan Lin, Timothy M. Sherman, and Ward Penney. * -tj
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