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11 September 2017 by nathaniel

Syllabus sharing: Electronics and Sculpture, a class with arduino, mechatronics, and art at UWM

This term sees my first time teaching a full semester of Arduino in the Department of Art and Design at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Most geeks will know that the Arduino is an open source microcontroller for physical computing projects. Easy break down: whereas multimedia and code art classes (in Processing or Max or openFrameworks, for […]
Posted in art, art and tech, books, culture, me, pop culture, syllabus sharing, technology · Tagged actuators, arduino, coding, danny rozin, electronics, make, makers, max, nathaniel stern, openframeworks, physical computing, processing, prototyping, rob ives, sculpture, sensors, syllabus sharing ·
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