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On successful completion of the MA in Computational Arts you can accept that award or you could continue your studies with a guaranteed place on the second year of our highly respected Master's in Fine Art: Computational Studio Arts programme. Both programmes are taught through the Goldsmiths Digital Studios.
Programming for ArtistsThis course provides you with the tools you will need to creatively apply programing skills to your own practice. It encourages a practical and theoretical engagement with computer programming. Visits from guest speakers and student-led discussions will encourage and enhance your critical awareness of the issues surrounding computer art. During the course you will be expected to undertake small-scale programming projects.
Creative Technologies & Art PracticesOften provocative and engaging, art of the electronic age addresses significant issues relating to post-modem society. In the 1960s, artists felt the need to seek collaborations with engineers and scientists to help produce innovative work using new technologies. This seminar course establishes a framework for reading key texts, and a discussion forum that explores the relationship between arts and technology. Our study will begin with artistic manifestations that relate to earlier technologies, as well as to video art and multi-media installations. We will examine examples of internet art, computer-based installations, virtual reality, telematic presence and other interactive strategies. We will also consider the significance of selected techno-performances, artificial life, robotics, wearable computers and 'cyborg' artworks.
We have access to the Computer Arts Society archives in the V&A.
Workshops in Creative CodingThis course aims to offer you the opportunity to develop skills in applied audiovisual computing through a series of workshops and project sessions. The topics delivered cover creative software development in C/C++, and audio and graphics programming for embedded systems (iPhone and iPad).
ElectivesA number of optional courses are available on a variety of interdisciplinary topics such as artificial intelligence, computer vision, audio engineering, physical computing, animation and cognition.
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You should have an undergraduate degree of at least upper second class standard, and a portfolio of work (supplied either as a DVD or a URL directing to a relevant web page). We may consider applicants with relevant life/work experience. If your first language is not English, you should normally have a minimum score of 6.5 in IELTS or equivalent.
| Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE): | Grade B (Score: 75) |
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