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Six semester courses are required for the Arts
and Technology minor: at least one foundational course, at least three intermediate
courses, and a culminating Special Studies. Students will also be encouraged to utilize
appropriate Five-College courses, and will design their intermediate course plan
in consultation with an Arts & Technology Minor Adviser.
One or more Foundational Courses:
- ARS 162 – Introduction to Digital Media
- CSC 106 / IDP 106 - Introduction to Computing and the Arts
- THE 100 – The Art of Theater Design
There are a wide range of intermediate-level courses
available from a variety of departments across campus. The following courses are
only a subset of the available options. Students are encouraged to design their intermediate
course plan in consultation with a Minor Adviser.
The minor requires at least three Intermediate
Courses, from at least two different departments, at least two at the 200-level or
above:
- ENG 100 – Engineering for Everyone
- CSC 111 – Computer Science I
- CSC 112 – Computer Science II
- FYS 164 – Issues in Artificial Intelligence
- PHY 108 – Optics is Light Work
- MUS 205 – Popular Music and Technology
- PHY 224 – Electronics
- MTH 227 – Topics in Modern Mathematics: Mathematical Sculptures
- ARS 263 – Intermediate Digital Media
- CSC 240 – Computer Graphics
- THE 253 – Lighting Design I
- FLS 280 – Introduction to Video Production
- CSC 260 – Programming Techniques for the Interactive Arts
- CSC 290 – Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
- MUS 345 – Electro-Acoustic Music
- CSC 354 – Seminar in Digital Sound and Music Processing
- ARS 361 – Interactive Digital Multimedia
- DAN 377 – Expressive Technology and Movement
- THE 318 – Movements in Design
The culminating experience for the minor is
a Special Studies on a topic approved by an Arts & Technology Minor
Adviser:
- 400 – 4-credit Special Studies
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