Interactive Arts Programming 2010 - Examples. EXAMPLES Spring 2010 This page contains links to explanations and example Max patches that are intended to give instruction on some basic concepts of interactive arts programming using Max. The examples were written for use by students in the Interactive Arts Programming course at UCI, and are made available on the WWW for all interested Max/MSP/Jitter users and instructors. If you use the text or examples provided here, please give due credit to the author, Christopher Dobrian. There are also some examples from the previous years' classes available on the Web: MSP examples and Jitter examples from 2004's class, and some other examples from 2005's class, examples from 2006's class, examples from 2007's class, and examples from 2009's class.
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