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Back to School

It was an excellent summer. After our spring semesters ended, my wife and I spent some time in Europe traveling through London, Paris, and Zürich. Back in New York, refreshed, we resumed work and our search for a new apartment. The latter culminated in a move to Sunnyside in July. Concurrently, I took a summer class, Live Image Processing and Performance, that I’d been looking forward to since starting the program. That left just enough time in between to finish some reading, spend time with friends, and brush up on Processing and Arduino basics before school resumes.

And here is my schedule for Fall 2010:

Rest of You
This class explores the possibilities of subtle interaction with computers.

Designing Living Systems
In this class, we’ll explore emerging technologies in urban farming, phyto-remediation and living systems design.

New Interfaces for Musical Expression
This course focuses on the design and creation of digital musical instruments.

Media Archaeology
My first course in another department at NYU, this seminar sifts through the layers of early and obsolete practices and technologies of communication.

Thesis Prep
A seven-week, structured forum to creatively and tangibly develop ideas for our thesis projects.

Spring 2010

It’s been a few weeks now since last semester wrapped up and starting on the 19th of January we’ll be at it again. Here’s my schedule for Spring 2010—a full 18 credits on the academic playground.

Dataflow Audio Programming
Hans-Christoph Steiner

Reading and Writing Electronic Text
Adam Parrish

Sound and the City
Daniel Perlin

When Strangers Meet
Kio Stark

Electronic Project Development Studio
Eric Rosenthal

Check, Check

Here we go—the much anticipated semester has begun.



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