Electronic Arts History credit:

3 Hours

Introduces the history of electronic arts since the late 20th century, exploring overlooked works and artists’ resistance to traditional markets. By examining creative practices, and cultural contexts, students gain insight into how technological innovation, fairness and preservation challenges shape the evolving legacy of electronic creativity. The course content focuses on the intersection of artistic concepts, technologies, methods and audiences. Prerequisite: Restricted to Art and Design majors and minors. Not intended for students with Freshman class standing.