Class 34: Geometric Art Through Numeric Recursion

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This outline is also available in PDF.

Held: Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Summary: We use the techniques that we've learned so far (particularly numeric recursion and GIMP drawing tools) to build some interesting regular images. (You can decide whether or not it's art.)

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Notes:

Reading for tomorrow: Characters and Strings.
I will strive to make today a Sam just answers questions day.
We may have prospectives on Friday. Fun fun fun! (If you object to using class time to annoy prospies, we can skip the fun.)
Three stories about The Advisee (if you want them).
EC for Today's CS and Disability talk (4:30 in Science 3821).
EC for Wednesday's CS and Disability talk (4:15 in JRC101).
EC for Thursday's convocation.
EC for Thursday's "Teaching Millenials" CS Extra (4:30 in Science 3821).
EC for Friday's "Computational Games" CS Extra (noon in Science 3821; Free Pizza; I'll need an approximate count on Wednesday).

Overview:

Parallel lines, Concentric Circles, and Beyond.

Back to Numeric Recursion. On to Characters and Strings.

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Misc: [SamR] [MediaScript] [GIMP]

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