Spring Schedule
Some bright CMU student whipped together a webapp for visualizing class schedules, so here’s what I’m signed up for in the spring. Scroll down and click on the links to read the course descriptions.
Because I’ll also be taking Thesis Project and Thesis Paper as courses, I’ll probably only be taking two of those listed, most likely Awareness, Action and Interaction, taught by Carl DiSalvo, and Special Topics: Fundamentals of Computational Visual Form, taught by Golan Levin. It’ll be nice to do some design again: this semester has been all about research (literature and user) and writing. I got my appetite whetted last week when I went to a workshop on physical computing and using MAX/MSP that was taught by Eric Singer (check out his videos). Tina Blaine at the Entertainment Technology Center was nice to put it on and invited us design students to come play.