2024 Post Graduation Statistics
Post graduation results of ETC students who completed degree requirements in May 2024.
Echoes is a music-driven puzzle game inspired by historical Chinese folk music, specifically Nanzhao Fengsheng Music. The project was pitched and developed by Lost Echo, a team of graduate students at Carnegie Mellon University’s Entertainment Technology Center. The project aims to build an interactive game as a medium to spark interest in learning music within cultural contexts, and to introduce methods that provide alternative ways of learning music from a variety of cultures.
Set in the 8th century, the Nanzhao Kingdom struggles with internal conflict and decades of war with the Tang Dynasty. The player takes on the role of a mute musician and diplomat, using music as a bridge to convey peace and restore relations between Nanzhao and Tang. Players will utilize a 5-note music system to compose melodies, communicate with NPCs, solve environmental puzzles, explore an ancient Chinese street environment, and experience a story of music and peace.
Project Instructor: Brenda Harger
Project Team: Yifan Chen, Shiming (Azu) De, Jialan Dong, Keying (Kimi) Du, Yixing (Harley) Xu, Xiaofan Zhang
Post graduation results of ETC students who completed degree requirements in May 2024.
Student handbook for the ETC class that started August 26 2024
Post graduation results of ETC students who completed degree requirements in May 2023.
Student handbook for the ETC class that started August 28 2023.
Post graduation results of ETC students who completed degree requirements in December 2021 and May 2022
Post graduation results of ETC students who completed degree requirements in December 2020 and may 2021
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