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Tender Computing

Tender Computing is a concept and workpractice that explores a soft, experimental and playful way of Physical Computing, which means the creative design of interactive objects and spaces. The module provides a project based introduction to Physical Computing and the Tender Concept in a curated lab-like atmosphere.

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ECTS points
2 ECTS
Next start
10. February 2025
Duration
1 Week
Final application date
Mon, 13.1.2025
Teaching language
German / English
Place
Basel
Fee
CHF 900.– (view fees)
Study mode
Full-time

In order to design interactive objects and spaces the participants learn how to design and to assemble basic electronic circuits and how to code them. The course critically discusses functionality and non-functionality through the process of making and focus-es on the variety of aesthetics of electronic circuit designs through handcrafting. The participants learn how to craft sensors and actuators on their own as well as to use industrial sensors as inputs and outputs in a concrete project using iterative processes in the development of a prototype with Arduino. They learn how to work independently with Open Source Tools and Information. They deepen their understanding about the use of technology and learn how to communicate a narrative through crafted electronics and coding.

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Dreispitz Basel

FHNW University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland Basel Academy of Art and Design Freilager-Platz 1 4142 Münchenstein near Basel
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