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Web Editor Needed

By / October 16, 2015

The Oracle, Hamline’s Independent Student Newspaper is currently looking for a web editor. This is a paid position. The Web editor is responsible for updating the Oracle Website on a weekly basis. The person should also be able to stay on top of trends and news on the internet and updating the website to be as accurate and timely as possible. There should be a lot of focus on the visual appeal of the website. Stop into Drew science 106 to apply or at our website www.hamlineoralce.com

 

DMA Logo Design Competition

By / September 28, 2015

The Digital Media Arts department is sadly, logo-less.   So we’re making it a competition.  All designers interested in submitting a design must attend an information session to get full information on our expectations, how to enter, and some tips for a successful submission.

Weds, October 7th, 12:30 pm, BML#21.

PHYSICAL COMPUTING JTERM

By / September 27, 2015

Microcontrol of a Macroworld: Physical Computing With Max and Arduino – J-term 2016

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This course introduces students to established and emerging practices in physical computing. Physical computing is an important and evolving branch of digital media arts that explores the many ways humans interact with machines to enhance creative expression and production.

In this course, students will employ advanced digital tools to harness real-world data, such as environmental conditions and human interaction, to create and manipulate video, audio, 3D animation, and other contemporary forms of digital media. Students will gain basic electronics, programming, and design skills through soldering logic circuits, interfacing sensors and actuators with Arduino microcontrollers, building multimedia software applications, and using 3D printers to manufacture physical interfaces for their interactive creations.

You will get a kit containing essential tools, components, and an Arduino that you get to keep after the class.

Advanced Audio Production – MIDI Production and Synthesis

By / September 27, 2015

DMA 3480 Spring ’16
Advanced Audio Production – MIDI Production and Synthesis

Students will learn how to produce digital music and sound art using advanced MIDI production and sound synthesis tools including Ableton Live and Max7. Emphasis will be placed on producing professional quality digital audio projects.

This course provides a high-impact classroom experience that includes practice in digital music production, sampling, sound synthesis, sound art performance, MIDI hardware and software, and sound design. Students will learn the theory and history of electronic music production and apply that knowledge to their creative projects.

Raspberry Pi Art Contest v2.0

By / September 27, 2015

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The Digital Media Arts Department announces the 2nd Iteration of the Raspberry Pi Art Contest.

Make an art project with the new version of the Raspberry Pi computer: Video installation, audio art, interface art, non-games, physical computing, you-name-it…

Don’t underestimate the power of these little computers – they can play full rez HD video (HDMI connector onboard), run Scratch projects and much more.  There’s a very active Raspberry Pi community out there – lots of resources to help you learn and build.

How to Enter

  • Sign up and register your team –  fill out the entry form.
    before October 5th.
  • Get a Raspberry Pi kit (we provide the kit)
  • Complete the project by 12/14/15
  • Exhibit the piece in the DMA Fall Showcase

Rules

  1. All Entrants must be currently enrolled Hamline students.
  2. Completed projects must utilize a Raspberry Pi
  3. In order to compete, teams must show the completed piece in the DMA Fall Showcase.
  4. Teams are responsible for setting up and tearing down their project for the DMA Fall Showcase.
  5. Projects are due: 12/14/15 3pm – Projects will be assigned a location for setup
  6. Projects must be up and running by 4pm.
  7. All kits must be returned by 12/14/15 3pm.

 

Prizes.

The winning team(s) will win the Raspberry Pi, some Pi swag and a Pi trophy

 

Tech Support Hours F16

By / September 21, 2015

The DMA Tech office will be open the following hours for Fall Semester 2016:

 

M – F 10:30am – 12:30am

M – Th, Sunday 6:00pm – 8:00 pm

F 3:00pm – 5:00pm

DMA MakerLab is coming!

By / September 11, 2014 / ,

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The MakerLab is underway and will be outfitted with soldering stations, Arduinos, sensors, and actuators by the end of the semester. In the meantime, check out the new MakerBot in action above!

 

J-term Physical Computing Class

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This course introduces students to established and emerging practices in physical computing. Physical computing is an important and evolving branch of digital media arts that explores the many ways humans interact with machines to enhance creative expression and production.

In this course, students will employ advanced digital tools to harness real-world data, such as environmental conditions and human interaction, to create and manipulate video, audio, 3D animation, and other contemporary forms of digital media. Students will gain basic electronics, programming, and design skills through soldering logic circuits, interfacing sensors and actuators with Arduino microcontrollers, building multimedia software applications, and using 3D printers to manufacture physical interfaces for their interactive creations.

You will get a kit containing essential tools, components, and an Arduino that you get to keep after the class.

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