Archive for the 'Programme @ HfK Bremen' Category

10th Anniversary Exhibition! But Wait… The End of Digital Media?

Friday, July 2nd, 2010

Dear Digital Media Students,

in the last month we discontinued our activites around this Blog due to several reasons. However, if you might not recognized, our study program is going to celebrate its 10th anniversary with an exhibiton in the Weserburg, Teerhof 20, which will be opened tomorrow the 3rd of July. Everyone is invited, its free of charge. So join the grand opening tomorrow at 18:00h !
More infos :http://www.dm4hb.de/

Additionally unpleasent developments cast a shadow on this anniversary. To sum up in short, the future of the study program and its inter-university cooperation between the currently involved universities is more than unclear at the moment. During the last year the Joint Commission on Digital Media put a lot of work on it to renew the accreditation of the study program to ensure its legitimation, to improve the quality of study conditions and the scope of lectures offered. As a result of this process several changes and prerequisites has been designed as a roadmap. Sadly, the rector´s office of the University of Applied Sciences announced that a central prerequisite won´t be fulfilled. This decision puts the future of the whole study program into question !

Due to that reason the students representatives at the University Bremen (StugA Digital Media, stuga-dm@informatik.uni-bremen.de) took the initiative and asks all Digital Media students to a sign a signature list to set a sign for the preservation of our study program and its inter-university cooperation.

Support them to save the study program !

Read the rest of this entry »

Roots of Digital Media: Cybernetic Serendipity, Tendencies 4, and more

Thursday, April 15th, 2010

I just want to draw some attention to a course by Frieder Nake, with the title above, which is still looking for some participants. For those who never done a lecture with Frieder Nake, go for it, it is really a pleasure! It takes place on Tuesdays from 14-18:00 in room 3 09.100 at the HfK.

We will explore several aspects of early digital art – both aesthetically and technically – from the point of view of the media perspective. Two exhibitions, named in the title, are a case from which we can learn a lot. Another one are the two authors, Max Bense and Marshall McLuhan. There will be more. I promise excitement.

An excursion to ZKM Karlsruhe will be part of the course: 14/15 May We will build groups of students working on specific topics over the semester. Their results will be entered into the
compArt DaDA database on Digital Art.

More about Cybernetic Serendipity on DaDA.

The Future of our Joint Study Programme Digital Media

Saturday, January 30th, 2010

Dear fellow students,

currently the future of the joint study programme in digital media is discussed on the administrations side. Currently the degree course is certified and we don´t really need to care about, but this certificate thats proves the quality of the degree course needs to be refreshed. As we all are more or less aware of specific problems within our international, inter-university degree course, these lacks are not unheard and the administration really tries to improve the quality of our studies, the organisation and further aspects which will be taken into account during the process of certification, the so-called “Reakkreditierung”.

Read the rest of this entry »

Digital Media Channel on Vimeo

Wednesday, December 9th, 2009

The inofficial channel of the international, inter-university study program of Digital Media (B.Sc. / B.A. / M.Sc. / M.A.) in Bremen, Germany.

Read the rest of this entry »

Connoc.de – bachelor report by Stephan Scholdra (HfK).

Tuesday, November 24th, 2009

Connoc - tangible gaming

I just stumpled upon Stephan Scholdra´s documentation of his bachelor report which he submitted recently to retrieve his bachelor degree. And I must commit that I´m really impressed so far!

Read the rest of this entry »

Pictures Master Retreat

Tuesday, November 24th, 2009

The images taken by Roland Kerstin during the Master Retreat weekend in Verden are online ! http://www.wackelfilm.de/MA2009/

Thanks to Toni !

Midtime Presentation

Thursday, November 19th, 2009

Midtime Presentation of the current Digital Media Master Projects (3rd Semester)

Tomorrow !

Friday, Nov. 20th 2009. Start at 12:30
University Bremen, Theatersaal. It´s in the basement of the “Zentralbereich B“. Just search for ZB on the Campusplan

Read the rest of this entry »

Plenary Meeting of all Digital Media Students

Friday, November 13th, 2009

Dear DM-Students,

we hereby invite you to the plenary meeting of all digital media students.

This year’s plenary meeting of digital media students will take place on Wednesday 25th of November 2009 at 12:00 s.t. at the University of Bremen, Room MZH 1400.

Read the rest of this entry »

M 105 Nathan Felde canceled

Tuesday, November 10th, 2009

The course “Eventual Design: Exploring Another Approach to Making Things That Make Things Happen” from Nathan Felde had to be canceled for personal reasons.

the stupid thing is that those people who need this module missed the beginning of other courses which have started already (not me luckily). :(

via dm

So what´s going on.

Wednesday, October 28th, 2009

The lectures started at all universities now and the most of the new students arrived in the master programme as well as in the bachelor degree courses.

There´ll be the master retreat at Verden on November 6th and as I´m an junior in the master programme I´m really looking forward to it.

To give an brief overview: There are 5 projects which will start in the next term, mandatory lectures started already and it´s up to us to form our groups in the next weeks, months. Just have look at the projects page on the official programmes website to retrieve an overview.

So, I´m a parcitipant within the upcoming Serious Games : Entertainment Computing project at the university. Recently I stumbled upon this blog called acagamic.com of an Ph.D. Candidate in the research field of Serious Games. His academic presentations are also online on slideshare . Could be also of interest for the parcitipants of the mobile gaming project at the University of Applied Sciences Bremen ?

Might be the right to time to distribute the url of this blog and to have a look if there´ll be a bit more parcitipation in the future to improve the communication between the different projects and institutions? We´ll see.