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Homework John Henry 02
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ICM Section 02 • Meeting Wednesday 12:10PM - 2:40PM EST ET in Room 411
- Week 1 • Sept 7 • Introduction and Drawing in p5.js
- Week 2 • Sept 14 • Animation with Variables
- Week 3 • Sept 21 • Interaction with Conditionals
- Week 4 • Sept 28 • Repetition with Loops
- Week 5 • Oct 5 • Organization with Functions
- Week 6 • Oct 12 • More Repetition with Classes
- Week 7 • Oct 19 • The DOM: HTML and CSS / Present Final Assignment
Submit all assignments using our homework form
All assignments are due the night before class
- Welcome! and introductions
- Course overview
- What is p5?
- p5 web editor
- p5 functions
- Tips for learning to code
- Syllabus / schedule
- What can we do with creative coding?
- Week 1 Syllabus Resources
- HTML, CSS, JavaScript / p5.js Website Demos | Code
- p5 getting started
- DO
- Create a p5 web editor account.
- Have a place online to document your creative assignments. This could be a website/blog, Notion page, or even a Google document. If you’re not sure what to use, please reach out to me for help.
- WATCH (BEFORE EXERCISES) • Coding Train videos 1.1-1.6 ~1hr 20min
- (OPTIONAL) if you prefer to READ:
- First steps - by Allison Parrish
- Chapters 1-3 of Getting Started with p5.js cover the same material. Log into the NYU network to read it for free
- PRACTICE • Week 1 Worksheet
- CREATE • SELF-PORTRAIT
- Think about what a self-portrait means to you. Is it a depiction of what you look like? A bridge between your private and public regard? Or a collection of your lived experiences?
- Consult the p5 Reference. Add comments to your code to describe the different parts.
- Submit your assignment on our homework form.
- WATCH (AFTER EXERCISES) • Coding Train Videos 2.1-2.5 about variables,
random(), andmap()~1hr - WATCH • Eyeo 2019 - Amon Millner ~40min
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