All terms: Arrange. Prerequisite: CS42 or permission of instructor. Instructor: Loeb, Pellacini, Toresani
This independet study course is for students who have completed all the courses in the digital arts minor and want to continue working on projects in digital arts. Projects could include computer animations, interactive digital arts, installations or research projects. Permission of the instructor is required. Students work alone or in teams to complete their work.
News of the Green Lite project have hit the AP wires, the ACM Tech Report and the Chronicle of Higher Education.
Kyle Davis, Ben Lotan and Lorie Loeb create an interactive digital art exhibition for the Notebaert Nature Museum in Chicago (Funded by the Academy of Sciences). The project is part of the Lawn Nation: Art and Science of the American Lawn.
Pilot project to encourage students to reduce energy use in the dorms through real-time feedback, education and information. For more information see our website or look in the project page and here, here or here.
Science meets art at a real-time motion capture demonstration in collaboration with the Merce Cunningham Dance Company. You can find more information in the project page and here or here.
Congratulation to Hany Farid, Devin Balckom, Lorie Loeb and Fabio Pellacini for receiving an NSF Infrastructure grant in support of digital art at Dartmouth.
Professor Loeb and a group of Dartmouth students is one of seven winner for the Google Earth Competition. You can more information in the project page and here or here.
Congratualation to Alex Steinberg for winning the Kemeny Individual Innovation award and to Emily Greenberg and Ruslan Dimov for placing second in the Kemeny Team Innovation award. The project page has descriptions of the works.