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Fundamentals of Computational Media Design

Subject: History

Art: PSM V21 D055 The brewster stereoscope 1849, 1882 · Public domain

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Prof. Barry Vercoe, Prof. David Small, Dr. Henry Holtzman, Dr. V. Michael Bove
Term
Fall 2008
Level
Undergraduate
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CsoundXO: Download and Instructions

MusicPainter for XO: download and instructions

Exercise 5: gtk + csoundxo

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