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Project 9 th Semester

Project 9 th Semester. TDT4520 Program and Information Systems, Specialization Project ArTe. www.artentnu.com www.letiziajaccheri.com. project.

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Project 9 th Semester

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  1. Project 9th Semester TDT4520 Program and Information Systems, Specialization Project ArTe www.artentnu.com www.letiziajaccheri.com

  2. project • By OSS (Open Source Software) we mean those computer programs which can be used freely and whose source code is available for modification. We have chosen seven contemporary tools which are open source and which allow the user to produce pictures, animations, sound files, digital stories, and interactive installations. Arduino, Audacity, GIMP, Inkspace, Processing, Scratch, and TuxPaint are all instances of OSS technology for creativity. • The goal of this project is to specify precise research questions and to follow a systematic research process to enhance the state of the knowledge about OSS technology for creativity. • The candidate will start by studying the proposed tools and their use. Who does use which tool? How do users choose their tools? Why do users choose OSS tools? Which influence has software technology on the creative process? • This is the ideal project for students who are interested in creativity issues around Information Technology.   It can be chosen by one or two students working as a team. Different students/ groups of students will work on different tools yet cooperating on the general framework and literature.

  3. organization • Sylvia, Riccardo, Ivete, Kishore • Register again • A physical place where to work? • PC? • Minutes of each meeting • Document sharing between us and outside • Dropbox?, google?, it’s learning

  4. research process Do Observe Evaluate Measure Record Analyze Start-again Write Read

  5. Goal – research and practical • Research goal - Observe • Enhanced knowledge, usually a written document • Practical goal – Do • A concrete item, like a software program, or an exhibition, event with concrete people (children, seniors, industry, artists)

  6. External actors/Context for the practical goal The Open Wall Trondheim Library ArTe Web site (wordpress) Industry (Cantega September 10th, Itovation events) arduinoLilyPad ++ Competitions like arselectronica ++ • K+K=K • Remida,meta.morph, Mesen • Scratch, arduino, reuse technology • First meeting 2th September • NTNU Fest • ArTime, NTNU women installation 14th and 15th September • Experts in Team 2011, Liv Arnesen, etc.

  7. Goals • For whom? • Who is the user of the program I write? • Who is the visitor of my exhibition? • Who needs the knowledge I produce? For example for making a decision, or for designing a system. • How am I going to say that I have reached my goal at a given time? • Evaluation

  8. Research process (choices) • Software technology • Practical goal • Research goal

  9. Which software? • processing, arduino, scratch, wordpress, GIMP • for live performances and interactive installations • Fluxushttp://www.pawfal.org/fluxus/ • Pure Data http://puredata.info/ • Animatahttp://animata.kibu.hu/ • for multitouch devices • tischhttp://tisch.sourceforge.net/ • tbetahttp://ccv.nuigroup.com/ • for creating networks visualizations • gephihttp://gephi.org/

  10. Which practical goal? • Make a processing program for an exhibition • Organize a processing workshop for children or senior

  11. About the process • Whom to work with and for? • Team issues • when to work • when to ask for feedback

  12. Which data to collect/study? • Mailing lists • available programs • interviews with artists, audience, etc. • pictures, videos • How to analyze data? • See TDT39

  13. plan and documentation • Where to publish (ICT, arts, ICT&art, education, dissemination, ) • Constraints and formality • Future work • Master, PhD, professional career

  14. Software Artist Visitor Work

  15. About research questions • These are only example. • Are these questions good? What do we really want to learn and communicate to other people?

  16. Constraints and deadlines • Start 30th August • Studiepoeng: 15.0Studienivå: Høyere grads nivåKarakter: Bokstavkarakterer • Undervisning • Termin nr.: 1Undervises: HØST 2010Start termin: HØST 2010Forelesningstimer: -Øvingstimer: -Fordypningstimer: 24

  17. Planning issues • 14 weeks x 24 hours a 600 NOK hour= 201.600 NOK • Spring double! • W 35 – W 48 (deliverwhen and how?)

  18. deadlines • Literature for the 13thseptember • Friday 3rd September Deliver a revised version of project description with an initial plan. Deliver on it’s learning, print, and agree a meeting.

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