UOW Course Handbook : Subject MEDA202

This Subject is discontinued and is no longer on offer for new enrolments. For information on subject changes and substitutions in 2025, refer to this article on AskUOW by pasting the following link into your browser https://uowedu.service-now.com/askuow?id=kb_article_view&sysparm_article=KB0014376. You can also contact the AskUOW team with your enquiry.

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Subject description

Interactive media technologies provide powerful tools for creating new experiences. This subject introduces students to the history, theory and contemporary practice of electronic media arts. Students engage with materials, system ecology and emergent interactions as tools to create tangible experiences. Students obtain a firm understanding of kinetic, sculptural, material and … For more content click the Read More button below.

Interactive media technologies provide powerful tools for creating new experiences. This subject introduces students to the history, theory and contemporary practice of electronic media arts. Students engage with materials, system ecology and emergent interactions as tools to create tangible experiences. Students obtain a firm understanding of kinetic, sculptural, material and physical computing processes, as well as experience in developing installation-based media art projects.

Enrolment rules

Pre-Requisite

Delivery

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Teaching staff

Subject coordinators

Engagement hours

1 hour lecture, 3 hour studio:1 hour lecture, 3 hour studio

Assessment details

Research Analysis

Textbook information

Students will be advised of recommended texts at the commencement of session.

Textbook information is available via the UniShop website.

Contact details

Faculty contact

Handbook directory

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