A portfolio, letter of intent, photocopy of most recent academic record(s), letter of reference (optional) are required for admission. See admission requirements for details.
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Specialization in Computation Arts - 60 credits
Major in Computation Arts - 45 credits*
Minor in Computation Arts - 24 credits
* The Major in Computation Arts must be taken in combination with the Option in Computer Applications offered by the Department of Computer Science.
The Computation Arts program challenges students to re-imagine objects, narratives and environments through the use of emerging digital technologies and prepares students to pursue careers as designers, artists and researchers in a variety of innovative creative industries. The program provides students with a rich foundation in creative work at the intersection of design, art and technology, and guides students in developing media that is aesthetically engaging, conceptually provocative, and technically sophisticated. The program examines how digital media get meaning and seeks to understand how cultural assumptions inform design. The approach emphasizes an awareness of cultural and political implications of a society that is increasingly wired and networked together.
For a list of required courses please download the Program Guide according to year of entry. For a complete list of course descriptions please consult the Undergraduate Calendar. Advanced level students have the opportunity to pursue Independent Study courses and Internships.
Schedules for courses are available on the class schedules website.
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