NMED 3660
Principles and Practices of Networked Media
Std A selected
This course introduces the key concepts and creative applications of networked media, exploring how digital and physical systems enable connectivity, data exchange, and interaction. Through experimentation and critical inquiry, students examine the artistic, social, and ethical potential of networked systems. Topics may include real-time communication, sensor networks, distributed systems, and web-based interactivity. Prerequisite(s): Two of New Media 2005, New Media 2030, New Media 2310, New Media 2380, or New Media 2420 Note: Studio course.
Sections
Studio
Std A
Mon, Wed 10:00-11:45
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