Interacting with digital systems forms the bedrock of our modern-day existence, permeating from turning on a light, to controlling robotic devices. Here, you'll embark on a transformative journey into the world of node-based programming and interactive hardware, whereby you will hone essential skills and grasp fundamental concepts from the onset.
Through practice-based tuition, you'll unravel the art of image manipulation and explore realms like motion and sound sensing. Moreover, as you traverse through this module, you'll delve into the ethical and societal dimensions inherent in contemporary digital design practices, acknowledging the profound impact programmers wield in shaping our digitally mediated society.
Lecture 8, Workshop 24
Mini Project 1 worth 40%.
Mini Project 2 worth 60%. This Assessment is Pass Compulsory.
Reassessment Method: Single instrument100% practical assessment – Mini Project (1 x Project file submission and 1 x 5 min Video)
Module Learning Outcomes
On successfully completing the module, students will be able to:
1) Generate a design idea on a given theme and visualise it in interactive form.
2) Describe a wide range of interactive methods, visual styles, and identify the best suited to the intention of a particular topic.
3) Implement and develop interactive systems through visual display and interactive interfaces.
4) Apply appropriate software tools to implement interactivity.
5) Generate an understanding and appreciation of digital design and media technologies.
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