CMPM206: Computational Media Research Preparation

Covers skills for finding relevant literature for a novel research topic, integrating that literature, and communicating the results. Also covers how to select work for a research portfolio, present that work, and describe contributions. Enrollment is by permission of the instructor. Prerequisite(s): CMPM 201, CMPM 202, and CMPM 203 for an understanding of media creation and computer programming; good standing in the Ph.D. program. Enrollment is restricted to graduate students.

5 credits

Year	Fall	Winter	Spring	Summer
2025-26		Section 01 David Timothy Lee (dlee105) Section 50 David Timothy Lee (dlee105)	Section 01 Sri H Kurniawan (skurnia) Section 50 Sri H Kurniawan (skurnia)
2024-25		Section 01 Sri Hastuti Kurniawan (skurnia) Section 50 Sri Hastuti Kurniawan (skurnia)	Section 01 Sri Hastuti Kurniawan (skurnia) Section 50 Sri Hastuti Kurniawan (skurnia)
2023-24		Section 01 Sri Hastuti Kurniawan (skurnia) Section 50 Sri Hastuti Kurniawan (skurnia)	Section 01 Sri Hastuti Kurniawan (skurnia) Section 50 Sri Hastuti Kurniawan (skurnia)
2022-23	Section 01 Michael J Mateas (mmateas) Section 50 Michael J Mateas (mmateas)	Section 01 Michael J Mateas (mmateas) Section 50 Michael J Mateas (mmateas)	Section 01 Michael J Mateas (mmateas) Section 50 Michael J Mateas (mmateas)
2021-22		Section 01 Michael J Mateas (mmateas)	Section 01 Michael J Mateas (mmateas)

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