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IMD's James Acres involved with Gabriel Concert
Professor James Acres, who teaches in the Interactive Multimedia & Design program, has recently been involved in the development of custom concert visual software that would be used for songs during the Peter Gabriel's "25th anniversary" tour; Professor Acres is from Algonquin College and the full article can be found here [06.Nov.2012]
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BIT Degree Programs in Globe & Mail
The Globe & Mail recently ran an article about the national strategy for post-secondary education; front and centre of the article was the BIT Degree's very own programs, specifically discussing the benefits of college/university collaboration. The full article can be found here [19.Oct.2012]
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Rideau Timescapes: A new app on the Apple store
Professor Whitehead and his team launched a new application to visualize the history of the Rideau Canal in the palm of your hand. The Rideau Timescapes App allows the visitor to interact with the visual heritage of the Rideau Canal, a World Heritage Site located in Ontario, Canada.
Visit this link for more information and to download the application. [May.2012]
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2 IMD Teams Take 1st and 2nd Places at ImagineCup Canada
Two IMD teams at the Canadian Finals of ImagineCup got the first and second places for Windows Phone Development. Congratulations to Eva Demers-Brett, Curtis Field, Gar Lam, Clark McGillis, Ryan Bottriel, Zara Tooth, Skye Gagne, Matthew Fournier and their mentor Jean-Sylvain Sormany. Visit this link for more information. [May.2012]
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IMD Students at ImagineCup
Two teams from the Interactive Multimedia & Design (IMD) program at Carleton School of Information Technology are going to the Canadian finals (top three) for Microsoft Imagine Cup competition in Phone Game Design category! Congratulations to these students (Ryan Bottriel, Zara Tooth, Matthew Fournier, Skye Gagne, Gar Lam, Clark McGillis, Curtis Field, Eva Demers-Brett) and their mentor/instructor Jean-Sylvain Sormany. The full article can be read here. [April.2012]
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Carleton Virtual featured in Contact North's new Pockets of Innovation Series
Carleton Virtual is a 3D virtual environemnt that resemble the actual Carleton University campus. It provides spaces for lectures, various presentations, collaboration, social interaction and special activities. Carleton Virtual is a research project supervised by Prof. Ali Arya, managed by one of his graduate student, and implemented by a group of IMD students. The full article that appeared in Contact North can be found here. For more information, the project website is located here and the interactive environment can be viewed here. [March.2012]
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NET Professor Awarded Research Achievement Award
Associate Professor F. Richard Yu from the School of Information Technology recently won the Research Achievement Award from Carleton University. Prof. Yu is one of 10 outstanging researchers at Carleton University selected by the Research Achievement Award Selection Committee this year. His research project is entitled: "Next Generation Secure and Green Wireless Networks". [January.2012]
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4th Year IMD Students Share Their Experience on Microsoft's Blog
Meagan Leflar, Jaimie Thom, Laura Kenny and Lacey Maw have been featured on Microsoft's blog for their 4th year IMD game design project entitled: "Airborne". Click here to read the full article. [12.January.2012]
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