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Algorithmic Tectonics Fall 2015, Penn State This is a course on creative computing in architecture. By learning to create your own computational design systems—such as experimental software, responsive artifacts and robotic applications—students explore computation as a territory for speculative, critical and poetic thinking about design—rather than as a mere instrument of production or representation. No experience required. Course Instructor: Daniel Cardoso Llach, Ph.D. Collaborators: Ardavan Bidgoli, Shokofeh Darbari, Jamie Heilman Students: Vernelle A. Noel, Xiao Han, Dhaval Chheda, Rohan Mohana, Clarissa A. Ferreira, Angela Urbano, Seth Waldman, Nastaran Tebyaran, Mina Rahimian, Matt Kenney

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