Computation08

Data 2, Data 3, Data 4

data2_ex1.html

data2_ex1.jar

data2_ex1.pde

data2_ex2.html

data2_ex2.jar

data2_ex2.pde

string_sentence.html

data2_ex3.jar

data2_ex3.pde

data3_ex1.html

data3_ex1.jar

data3_ex1.pde

van.html

data3_ex2.jar

data3_ex2.pde

data3_ex3.html

data3_ex3.jar

data3_ex3.pde

I am having troubles comprehending Data 4 exercises, so I decided to comment with questions. Hopefully in the near future these questions will be answered.

Download data4_ex1.html
Download data4_ex1.jar
Download data4_ex1.pde

Download data4_ex2.html
Download Data4_ex2.java
Download Data4_ex2.pde    

Download data4_ex3.html
Download data4_ex3.jar
Download data4_ex3.pde

Data 2, 3, 4

Data 2 (1 - 3)

Data 3 (1-3)

Data 4_1

Data 4_2

Data 4_3

Homework: 02.26

Data 2: Text

Excercise 1 - 3 // 1. Create five char variables and assign a character to each. Write each to the console / 2. Create two String variables and assign a word to each. Write each to the console / 3. Store a sentence in a String and write it to the console

Data 3: Conversion, Objects

Excercise 1 // 1. Write a program to convert the value of an integer to other data types. Display the conversions in the console

Excercise 2 & 3 // 2. Load an image and display its height and width to the console using the PImage fields. / 3. Explore the String methods and use one or more of them to reconfigure two sentences into one variable

Data 4: Arrays

Excercise 1 // Create an array to store the y-coordinates of a sequence of shapes. Draw each shape inside draw() and use the values of the array to set the y-coordinates of each.

Excercise 2 // Write a function to multiply the values from two array together and return the reslut as a new array. Print the results to the console.

Excercise 3 // Use a 2D array to store the coordinates for a shape of your own invention. Use a for structure to draw the shape to the display window.

Data 2, 3, 4

Data 2.1,2,3

Data 3.1,2,3

Data 4.1

Data 4.2

Data 4.3

Game: Ayiti: The Cost of Life

Ayit: The Cost of Life was created for children to experience the challenges of everyday life in poverty.  They play the game by taking care of a family of five living in Haiti.  The player has to make vital decisions based on going to school and work, keeping the family healthy and getting out of debt. Ivan Marovic's presentation on activist strategies and gaming reminded me of it.

Data 2, 3, 4

Data 2, Data 3
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Download s_data3.pde

Data 4 (ex 1 and 3 combined)

Download s_data4ac_main.html
Download s_data4ac_main.jar
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Download s_data4ac_flower.html
Download s_data4ac_flower.jar
Download s_data4ac_flower.pde

Download s_data4ac_blackHole.html
Download s_data4ac_blackHole.jar
Download s_data4ac_blackHole.pde 

Data 4 (ex 2)
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data 2, 3, 4

data2

data3_1

data3_2

data3_3

data4_1
data4_2

data4_3

Feb 22: Input 4, Motion 1, Motion 2

Input 4:

1.
html  / jar / pde

2.
html/jar / pde

3
html / jar / pde

Learning and New Perspectives on "Play"

Taking Play Seriously,  NYTimes:
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/02/17/magazine/17play.html?_r=1&sq=play%20children&st=nyt&scp=1&pagewanted=all

Steve Johnson
http://itc.conversationsnetwork.org/shows/detail774.html

Ivan Marovic
http://poptech.org/popcasts/popcasts.aspx?lang=&viewcastid=56

Input 4, Motion 1, Motion 2

Input 4.1

Input 4.2

Input 4.3

Motion 1.1

Motion 1.2

 

Motion 1.3

Motion 2.1

Motion 2.2

Motion 2.3