Spring 2014: Final Project Proposal Lauren

Your final project is a three week assignment to be completed in two stages (proposal and implementation). Proposals presentations will be next week, Tuesday, April 22. Plan for about 3 minutes of presentation and 3 minutes of feedback. Final project presentations will be Tuesday, May 6.

The final project should be a creative project that builds off of or is inspired by the concepts we've covered this semester. You should feel free to think non-traditionally, final projects do not need to be screen-based or even involve programming. You don't need to use p5.js. You don't need to use JS, but as the class is called creative javascript, you better find a creative way not to use it. :) You may work together.

Link below to your final project proposal. It's up to you to best present your idea, but at a minimum you should include:

• Title and short description
• Concept sketch (running code)
• Visual documentation -- drawings, videos, images, code sketches, etc
• Links to references, inspiration and source material
• Questions for the class, unresolved aspects

###Proposals

####April 22

• Jung Min Hong - Telephone Pictionary game
• Justin Restauri - Wall of Sound
• Michelle Cortese - log(me) product site
• Michelle Lin - Untitled
• Tessa Ndiaye [ ? ] (https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1zOoVxN2bhhbQ8EWvpsFHWK7MI2rE1TPegEACos4BCeY/edit?usp=sharing)
• Tiffany Hewlett - bodyRef
• Valerie Chen - Browser Cuckoo
• Fletcher Bach

####May 2

• Amanda Gelb & Kate Sukpisan Live Art! An Interactive Music Video
• Arielle Hein - [Composting is Cool] (http://coloringchaos.cc/creativejs/compostScroll/index.html)
• Ben Gullard - Drop the Mic App, by Benye
• Rosalie Yu - Interactive Photography
• Isi Azu - Viral Ecology
• Jiwon Yoon - Create your own showroom
• JungHyun Moon Interactive & Responsive Portfolio
• Pedro Galvao Cesar de Oliveira
• Gladys Chan - Window