Death, Dream/Delirium, Extreme Freestyle Hacking, or Postmodern Gothic.
Learn hands-on New Media Art and Technology
Attain proficiency in ACTLab New Media work
at the graduate or undergraduate level
Note that there are no certificates or annotations to any RTF degree; no matter what your specialization, you still receive a degree in RTF.
Suggested RTF Course Cluster with New Media Emphasis
Leading to Bachelor of Science
This is a suggested RTF undergraduate course cluster leading to a Bachelor
of
Science degree with proficiency in ACTLab New Media. The suggested cluster
is the minimum requirement; RTF students may take up to 42 hours of RTF classes,
including more ACTLab classes. Many variations on this suggested theme are possible,
depending upon your individual preferences. The basic requirements are: 1 class in RTF 305;
1 class in RTF 318; 2 additional lower division classes; and 3 additional
upper
division classes. Contact Briana Mohan or Sandy Stone for more information.
Suggested RTF Course Cluster with New Media Emphasis
Leading to M.A.
This is a suggested RTF graduate course cluster leading to an M.A.
(with report)
in RTF with proficiency in ACTLab New Media. The suggested cluster
is the minimum requirement; RTF students may take up to 42 hours of RTF classes,
including more ACTLab classes. Many variations on this suggested theme are possible,
depending upon your individual preferences. The basic RTF requirements are: 2 classes
in RTF 395; 2 classes in any UT department outside RTF; 5 classes in any RTF concentration;
1 class in which you produce your project; and 1 class in which you write your report.
Contact Maureen Sullivan, Karin Wilkins, or Sandy Stone
for more information.
Suggested RTF Course Cluster with New Media Emphasis
Leading to Ph.D.
This is a suggested RTF graduate course cluster leading to a Ph.D..
in RTF with proficiency in ACTLab New Media. The suggested cluster
is the minimum requirement; RTF students may take up to 42 hours of RTF classes,
including more ACTLab classes. Many variations on this suggested theme are possible,
depending upon your individual preferences. The basic RTF requirements are: 2 classes
in RTF 395; 2 classes in any UT department outside RTF; 7 classes in any RTF concentration;
and 4 Methods ("tools") classes such as statistics, psychoanalytic theory, historiography,
ethnography, computer science, etc. Contact Maureen Sullivan, Karin Wilkins, or Sandy Stone
for more information.