Yale University School of Art Graduate Program brochure

Except for the absence of human sensibility, the computer is a most awe-inspiring machine. But the language of the computer is the language of technology, not the language of design. It is also the language of production. It enters the world of creativity only as an adjunct, as a tool — a time-saving device, a means of investigating, retrieving, and executing tedious jobs — but not as the principal player. In education this art versus production dilemma is inescapable. The moment the balance is …