Czech

Not applicable.

Basic computer skills and knowledge of the principles of musical electronics are required.

To be awarded credit, it is necessary to complete all seminars and exercises with a maximum of two unexcused absences. It is also necessary to develop two independent projects of a minimum scope using one of the technologies discussed and to demonstrate functional interactivity. For independent projects, a maximum of 40 points can be obtained in total and at least 20 points must be obtained. The final written exam is evaluated with a maximum of 60 points and for its successful passage it is necessary to obtain at least 30 points. 

The aim of the course is to introduce students to the basic principles of interactive design and creation using modern platforms such as p5.js or Godot engine. Emphasis is placed on understanding the connection between software, hardware and creative intent.

A graduate of the course is able to:

• create an interactive audiovisual web application using p5.js
• implement an adaptive music and sound system in a game engine (Godot)
• design a system for connecting physical sensors with creative software (e.g. SuperCollider/Raspberry Pi)
• analyze and compare different platforms for creating interactive work 

e-learning lecture presentations 

e-learning exercise instructions 

Not applicable.

REAS, Casey a FRY, Ben. Processing: A Programming Handbook for Visual Designers and Artists. MIT Press, 2014 (EN)
WILSON, Scott a COTTLE, David; Collins, Nick. The SuperCollider Book. MIT Press, 2011 (EN)

CIPRIANI, Alessandro a GIRI, Maurizio, 2023. Electronic Music and Sound Design - Theory and Practice with Max 8 - Volume 3. Contemponet. ISBN 9788899212247 (EN)
NYSTROM, Robert, 2014. Game programming patterns. Genever Benning. ISBN 9780990582908 (EN)