We have a couple of new PAT classes being offered in the fall. PAT 313
and PAT 451/551. Titles and descriptions are below. Check them out!
Open to all U-M students:
PAT 313 Special Topics - Detroit: Birthplace of Techno (3 credit hours)
Instructor: Alvin Hill
This course examines Detroit's integral role in the development of
electronic dance music. We will survey the technological and cultural
developments, particularly in the 1960's and 1970's, which set the scene
for the emergence of Detroit's early techno producers, dissecting the
elements that contributed to the city's unique brand of "high tech soul."
I'm told there are going to be some amazing guests from the Detroit Techno scene dropping in on the class.
Open only to PAT majors:
PAT 451/551 Interactive Media Design I (3 credit hours)
Instructor: Michael Gurevich
This course introduces the technological and theoretical foundations of
designing physically interactive media experiences. Students develop
interactive sensing systems and program embedded computing devices as
well as real-time auditory, visual and tangible displays. Through
exercises that draw on theory and techniques of interaction design,
students create technological sketches and prototypes for novel devices
and artworks.
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