MUS 14.02 Datascapes: Objective and Subjective Cinematic Interpretations of Data

Datascapes: Objective and Subjective Cinematic Interpretations of Data. This course explores scientific data as a source for creative inspiration and artistic innovation. Students will explore data, such as: Earth climate and environment; population and society; global financial markets; cells and neuroimaging; and astrophysics data. Drawing on techniques of sonic art, visual art , design, and cinema, each topic will be supported by weekly mentoring by visiting artists. Learning outcomes include programming for data analytics; design and visualization; music composition and sonification; and cinematic methods.

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:ART; WCult:W

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