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Apologies for cross-posting. The main website is here:

http://cnmat.berkeley.edu/news/2008/03/11/announcing_2008_summer_workshops_cnmat

Once again, CNMAT presents a series of summer workshops for students, artists, musicians and anyone interested in learning new software. This year we offer training in Max/MSP (for both beginners and advanced users), a sensor workshop for musicians and artists, and a three-evening introduction to Jitter.

* Runs July 14-18, 11 AM -4 PM (Lecture 11-12, lunch break 12-1, lab session with instructor support 1-4)

* This intensive week of hands-on classes covers the basics of Max/MSP/Jitter programming.

* Features Max 5.0, which is scheduled for release in the first quarter of 2008.

Sensor Workshop for Musicians and Artists

* Runs July 21-25, 10 AM-4 PM (Lecture/Demonstrations 10-12, Lab session with instructor support 1-4)

* A hands-on survey of sensors, sensor interfaces and integration software and hardware for use in musical performance, dance, video, sound and art installations. - Special Emphasis: new fiber and malleable materials, including conductive fabrics, piezoresistive fabrics, conductive heatshrink tubing, carbon fiber etc. Recently-developed rapid-prototyping techniques using these new materials will be shared.

* Runs July 21-25, 6-9 pm (and typically later)

* The course focuses on the use of Max for control of complex interactive systems. Emphasis is placed on areas of active research and interest at CNMAT.

* A variety of materials and resources will be provided to course participants, including copies of all the programming examples provided in the course, references to large sets of 3rd party externals, and references to a wide range of research topics in the field.

* Jitter is an extension to Max that allows flexible generation and manipulation of video, matrix, and 3D graphics data.

* This three-day sequence of evening classes covers Cycling 74’s Jitter environment and is designed for students with at least a basic understanding of Max programming.

Visit the individual pages above for more info and to sign up.

Apologies for cross-posting. The main website is here:
http://cnmat.berkeley.edu/news/2008/03/11/announcing_2008_summer_workshops_cnmat

    * Runs July 14-18, 11 AM -4 PM (Lecture 11-12, lunch break 12-1, lab session with instructor support 1-4)
    * This intensive week of hands-on classes covers the basics of Max/MSP/Jitter programming.
    * Features Max 5.0, which is scheduled for release in the first quarter of 2008.
    * Fee: $600

    * Runs July 21-25, 10 AM-4 PM (Lecture/Demonstrations 10-12, Lab session with instructor support 1-4)
    * A hands-on survey of sensors, sensor interfaces and integration software and hardware for use in musical performance, dance, video, sound and art installations. - Special Emphasis: new fiber and malleable materials, including conductive fabrics, piezoresistive fabrics, conductive heatshrink tubing, carbon fiber etc. Recently-developed rapid-prototyping techniques using these new materials will be shared.
    * Fee: $800 (includes lab materials fee)

    * Runs July 21-25, 6-9 pm (and typically later)
    * The course focuses on the use of Max for control of complex interactive systems. Emphasis is placed on areas of active research and interest at CNMAT.
    * A variety of materials and resources will be provided to course participants, including copies of all the programming examples provided in the course, references to large sets of 3rd party externals, and references to a wide range of research topics in the field.
    * Fee: $500

    * Jitter is an extension to Max that allows flexible generation and manipulation of video, matrix, and 3D graphics data.
    * This three-day sequence of evening classes covers Cycling 74’s Jitter environment and is designed for students with at least a basic understanding of Max programming.
    * Fee: $300

Visit the individual pages above for more info and to sign up.


cnmat-summer-workshops-2008

Still spaces available on the for the CNMAT Summer Workshops:

just a quick word about the workshop... i attended this workshop last year

and honestly i wish i could go every year. it was a memorable experience

that inevitably led me to pursue finer things in my masters. anyone

considering it should not hesitate. you will be taken care of by some real

just a quick word about the workshop... i attended this workshop last year
and honestly i wish i could go every year.  it was a memorable experience
that inevitably led me to pursue finer things in my masters.  anyone
considering it should not hesitate.  you will be taken care of by some real
fine folk.
parag.

Still spaces available on the for the CNMAT Summer Workshops, except for the Sensor Workshop, which has a waiting list:

CNMAT Summer Workshops 2008