infostudio 2008

Final Presentation Schedule

9:00 Lab&Co
Michael Joei, Luchielle, Tan
9:45 Shuangick
Shuang, Kang, Angie
10:30 Totally Rad
Celeste, Alex, Spogemay
11:15 Mighty Kites
Tomo, Gordon, Adrian, Ellis
12:00 Trendies + Roger
Roger, Madeline, Luke
12:45 Lunch
1:30 Wham!
Sambell, Mike, William
2:15 Charlie's Angels
Anh, Linda, Jee-Hee
3:00 Radioactive
Nikash, Rebecca, Sally
3:45 Bockiteers
James, Christie, Spencer
4:30 Totally Healthy
Stephie, Goobs, Jessie, Courtney

Description

This 3rd year undergraduate course unit at the Faculty of Architecture, Design and Planning of the University of Sydney, explores the symbiotic relationship between interaction design and data visualization. DECO3100 - Information Visualisation Studio 2008 is taught by Andrew Vande Moere, Andrea Lau and Martin Tomitsch.

Course Timetable

Lectures
  Mon ALT 2 10-11am
  Tue ALT 2 10-11am
Independent Work & Presentations
  Mon Lab 313 11am-5pm
Tutorial 1
  Tue Lab 313 11.30am-1pm
Tutorial 2
  Tue Lab 313 2pm-3.30pm

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Members

  • Luke Breadon
  • s
  • Adrian Bott
  • Madeline Zara Reader
  • Spencer Wu
  • Michael-Alexandre Joei
  • Ellis Lum Mow
  • Gordon Whyte
  • A. M.
  • Christie Lee
  • Michael Tomkins
  • infostudio 2008
  • James Hiscock
  • Jee-Hee AHN
  • Courtney Print
  • Jessie Heppell
  • Stephanie Patel
  • Mike Bligh
  • Celeste Li
  • Martin
  • Andrea
  • William Xiao Wen Chen
  • Shuang Chen
  • Luchielle Manalac
  • Tan Vo
  • Alex Duckmanton
  • Andrew

Blog Posts

Martin

Experimenta Playground exhibition @ CarriageWorks



Make sure to check out the Experimenta Playground exhibition at the Performance SpaceContinue

Posted by Martin on May 8, 2008 at 3:00pm

Jessie Heppell

Data Sculpture: 100% Cotton

Concept


For my data sculpture, I wanted to illustrate the environmental impact of clothing. I want to educate people on the impact clothing has on the environment, so that they realise that although clothes are often very cheap, they are valuable because they use large amounts of natural resources and impact on the lives of the farmer and developers.

Object


The object for this project was an old top that I don’t wear anymore.

Continue

Posted by Jessie Heppell on April 13, 2008 at 10:00pm

Alex Duckmanton

Assignment 2 - Data Sculpture

Keyboards!



Characteristics


Key frequency - How often each letter of the alphabet is used in normal use of the keyboard
Speed of data creation - How fast it takes to create data using different mediums - handwriting, typing, conversational speech
Dell stock - The levels of Dell's stock in the past 12 months
Power consumption - How much power is used by the keyboard compared to the entire computer
RSI percentage - Percentage of RSI compensation… Continue

Posted by Alex Duckmanton on April 14, 2008 at 3:30am

Madeline Zara Reader

Assignment 2: Data Sculpture

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OBJECT

The object I have chosen for this assignment is 'redheads' matches. The reason I chose this object was due to it being aesthetically pleasing and versatile, thus making it easier for me to use in my sculpture.


DATA TRENDS

1. 10 trees… Continue

Posted by Madeline Zara Reader on April 14, 2008 at 5:17am — 1 Comment

Rebecca Young

A2 Data Sculpture



The characteristics chosen, all fit the theme chosen, ‘The dangerous nature of thongs’. I thought that this would be an interesting topic to base my sculpture off, as I found may articles and sources, which have deemed thongs to be ‘dangerous’. And who would’ve thought. Being a thong wearer myself I found the information interesting and abit ‘funny’, because of the serious natur… Continue

Posted by Rebecca Young on April 14, 2008 at 4:30am

Forum

Stephanie Patel

Lecture slides for week 12

Started by Stephanie Patel in Student Chat Jun. 16, 2008.

Andrew

Final Presentation and Project Documentation 7 Replies

Started by Andrew in Assignments. Last reply by Martin Jun. 7, 2008.

Andrea

Individual Assignment - Evaluation Report

Started by Andrea in Assignments May. 20, 2008.

Adrian Bott

User Evaluation 1 Reply

Started by Adrian Bott in Assignments. Last reply by Andrea May. 20, 2008.

James Hiscock

Exporting a self-executable .JAR file from Eclipse 5 Replies

Started by James Hiscock in Processing/Programming Support. Last reply by James Hiscock May. 4, 2008.

 
 

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