An introduction to the principles of interactivity, typography and design for a range of digital media, including concepts of interface design, information design, play and an understanding of the relationships between image, typography and sound.

An introduction to the fundamentals of three-dimensional concepts, form and structure, including materials, methods and production techniques. Specifically geared to providing digital arts students with hands-on building and design experience with physical rather than virtual materials.

Course covers basic web design, sitebuilding and information design topics. Students learn to hand-code, analyze existing sites and understand the web development process.

Building on Web Design I, students gain building skills while learning about interactive and web design principles.

This workshop is designed to introduce students to a process-based experimental drawing practice, combining studio work with short lectures and research of both art and non-art subjects related to mark-marking, problem solving, invention and vsual representation.

Designed to provide intermediate level design students with a solid background in information architecture, as well as further their understanding of professional web development practice and starndards. It is intended for students already familiar with basic concepts of screen design and interactive functionality.

Working with concepts of words as image, words with images and words about images, this interdisciplinary class combines studio practice and art historical references. Sources range from Surrealist games and the chnace experiments of William Burroughs and John Cage to Cy Twombly's calligraphic line and Jasper Johns' integration of text elements and painting.