Digital Technology and Culture

A blog for students and friends of Washington State University Vancouver's Digital Technology and Culture Program

Heads Up

I have put new links on the blog that lead to downloads for the "DTC Course Rotation," "DTC Spring 2007 Schedule," and the "DTC Fall 2006 Newsletter."

I am still adjusting courses, course numbers, and times––and most likely will be for the next few days. You will find, for example, that "Time-Based Media" has been moved to Fall 2007. I did this because each fall the Portland Institute of Contemporary Arts puts on a 17 day festival on Timed Based Art. I did not know this information when I first began working on the Spring 2007 Schedule. It seems a no-brainer to offer a course on the subject at the same time as the festival. Right? In its place, I put "Language, Texts, and Technology," which I will teach. And we are adding FA 331 "Art and Its Relationship to Technology," a required course for all DTC majors, to the spring line up. We are currently looking for a good time to add it. So, be aware that a new schedule will be posted in the next day or two, reflecting that course.

But we have a line up of terrific classes for you in the Spring. This means that we will hold to the prescribed course loads and not allow overages until all classes are filled. So, if there is a particular course you want or need––especially if you are planning to graduate in Spring 2007, please make sure you get advised and sign up early for it.

Those of you planning to take Digital Music with Steve Lakatos may want to make a mad dash to that class. It will fill up fast.

--Dene

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