Media Arts and Sciences
Professor Hiroshi Ishii's musicBottles work as containers and controls for digital information - the 'sounds' of the violin, the cello and the piano in Edouard Lalo's Piano Trio in C Minor, Op. 7. (Photo courtesy NCC. Used with permission.)
If anything can be certain about the future, it is that the influence of technology, especially digital technology, will continue to grow and to profoundly change how we express ourselves, how we communicate with each other and how we perceive, think about and interact with our world.
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Course # | Course Title | Term | |
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| MAS.110 | Fundamentals of Computational Media Design | Fall 2008 | ||
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MAS.131 | Computational Camera and Photography | Fall 2009 | |
| MAS.160 | Signals, Systems and Information for Media Technology | Fall 2007 | ||
| MAS.450 | Holographic Imaging | Spring 2003 | ||
| MAS.510 | Signals, Systems and Information for Media Technology | Fall 2007 | ||
| MAS.511 | Signals, Systems and Information for Media Technology | Fall 2007 | ||
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MAS.531 | Computational Camera and Photography | Fall 2009 | |
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MAS.965 | NextLab I: Designing Mobile Technologies for the Next Billion Users | Fall 2008 |

