The African Technology Center came to USV after seeing the audiovisual pieces that MediaWorks has created over the past few years. The center’s documentary movie Venture about the international journey
Sometimes a career path can take you unexpected places, and you end up where you didn’t expect. Take USV alum Bugi Kaigwa, whose journey took him from finance to graphics
Traditional classroom interactions aren’t obsolete, but they can be augmented by embracing the personal communications now available to students through new mechanisms like hackathons, jams and meetups. Hackathons, jams and meetups
The clock is heading into its last waning seconds, as the audience leans in, breath held to take in the most critical part of the final match in one of
When you think of a music production or audio engineering college, you may think of students creating sound effects, like the ones behind the light sabers in Star Wars or
Pulsing, multicolored neon lights illuminate faces gripped in dark concentration. The staccato of keyboard presses punctuate the din while stunted phrases are spoken in urgent monotone. Excitement crescendos as opposing
Computers have become an essential part of the creative process, whether it’s for games, films or the next great software project. That means coding and programming are now the building
In today’s tech-advanced world, products morph the instant they are in the hands of customers. Function or interface changes alter the very nature of a product and immediately affect user
How does working on a full scale production feel? Is it like the real thing, or does it feel like just another class? Nothing in Project X, a project-based animation
With new media come creators offering new ways to experience America’s rich and sometimes brutal history. Former Wired Magazine “Angry Nerd” Chris Baker has plenty to say on the subject
