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This set of story-based learning projects links performances and tasks with computing codes to show how a machine translates our goals into its language
List of contents
1. Dance Code, Internet Exchange. 2. Music Code, Live Cosmic Book Theater. 3. Tools & Rules, The Elements and Principles of Art across Disciplines. 4. Cognitive Perceptions, Two Commenters in a Drone. 5. Art Code, An Internship. 6. Sports Code, Duality on a Plane . 7. Math Code, A Cafe Experience at a Conference. 8. Bank Code, A Restroom Conversation. 9. Nature Code, A Fishing Trip. 10. Text Code, A Driving Exchange. 11. Bio Code, An Artificial Intelligence Class Ballet. 12. Carbon Code, Nine Trapped in an Elevator. 13. Code Code, Forces. 14. Perspective Code, Architectural Tour of a Town. 15. Water Code, A Kitchen Scene. 16. Physics Code, A Ski Lift Exchange. 17. Geo Code, A Dinner Conversation. 18. Memory Code, A Birdwatching, a Walking Exchange. 19. Heart Code, Told and Illustrated From the Rats' Perspective. 20. History Code, History of Inventions, Computer Languages. 21. Mind Code, Through the Cats' Experience. 22. Law Code, I Did Not Do It. 23. Word Code, Learning on the Train. 24. Chemistry Code, Swimmer-Chemist, Chemist-Swimmer. 25. Code Dance, From Joy to Protest. 26. Dress Code, A Shopping Encounter. 27. World Code, Questions and Answers Session. 28. Future Code, Come, Join the Party! Grand Finale. 29. Education Code, Teacher-Artist, Artist-Teacher. 30. Moral.
About the author
Anna Ursyn, PhD, professor at the University of Northern Colorado, combines programming, software, and various media. 50 single shows, 200 fine art exhibitions: 12x ACM SIGGRAPH Art Galleries, traveling shows: Louvre, Paris, NTT Museum in Tokyo (5000 texts, 2000 images representing the 20th Century), Virtual Media Network, Dallas, TX work selected by NASA/CMU for the Moon Museum: http://moonarts.org/, Centre Pompidou, Paris, Denver Capitol, and Airport. And by ABAD 1/2 is in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art in NYC, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and the Smithsonian Institution, Washington D.C.
