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Category: 2016-17

2016-17 Honours Project – Viola Rekvényi

  Viola Rekvényi This project aims to analyse and appraise the use of traditional hand-drawn (analogue) images to render a … More

2016-17 Term 3 Year 3 – Data Visualisation

Grant Glennie This project aims to equip students with the ability to visually encode data using procedural methods, exploring different … More

2016-17 Term 3 Year 2 – Mixed Reality

https://youtu.be/701XA6udlnI Hana Seo During this project, students explore the concept of mixed reality. Using Paul Milgram’s theory of the Reality-Virtuality … More

2016-17 Term 3 Year 1 – Dimensions

Olof Nilsson This project is designed to introduce students to Maya’s 3d environment through the creation of a convincing ‘Diorama’ … More

2016-17 Term 2 Year 1 – Soundscapes

Ankita Nagaraj Soundscapes was a short weeklong project which allowed students to explore creative sound design. They were asked to … More

2016-17 Term 2 Year 2 – EcoSystems

https://youtu.be/DrO1Eqr0SJk Hana Seo In Ecosystems students are introduced to the new domain of classes, polymorphism, inheritance, and encapsulation. Object-Oriented Programming … More

2016-17 Term 2 Year 2 – Typographic

Sam Velebny This project aims to explore text in many forms: graphic and pictorial, structural, and interpretative. Students are encouraged … More

2016-17 Term 2 Year 1 – Product Design CoLab

Sally Nimmo and Callum Blair Interactions are part of the use and experience of products as well as services. This … More

2016-17 Term 2 Year 3 – Motion Graphics

  Grant Glennie There are many and varied approaches to making film, graphics, and multimedia it is therefore timely to … More

2016-17 Term 2 Year 3 – Design Domain Part 2

Grant Glennie “Design traditionally has viewed problems as being complicated and could be solved by breaking them into smaller pieces. This approach … More

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