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<h4>October 3rd</h4>
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<li><h5>Reading Discussion</h5>
<p>10 PRINT CHR$(205.5+RND(1)); : GOTO 10-- a collaboratively written book that examines a single line of BASIC code for the Commodore 64, as a means to consider the phenomenon of creative computing and the way computer programs exist in culture. <a href="https://10print.org/">full PDF</a></p>
<p>In Groups of 3, discuss your reactions to the week's reading (optionally using the following prompts:)</p>
<p>What struck you about the alignment between computational forms of repetition and approaches taken in art, design, or craft?</p>
<p>What are the aesethetic opportunities of repetitive designs? What are the potential limitations?</p></li>
<p>What changes when we rely on computational methods to produce repetition in visual art and design, versus when we do it by hand?</p></li>

<p>Follow with a joint group discussion.</p>

 <li><h5>Computational Repetition in Processing Part 2</h5></li>
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  <li> <h6>Creating rhythm and varation in the grid</h6></li>
  <p>Creating a simple trechet tiling using transformations, loops, and basic shape primitives:<a href= "https://github.com/CSVAD/codeexamples/tree/master/week2/truchet_tiling_1">Example 1</a></p>
  <p>Modifying the rhythm of the tiling using arrays:</br><a href= "https://github.com/CSVAD/codeexamples/tree/master/week2/truchet_tiling_2">Example 1</a></br><a href= "https://github.com/CSVAD/codeexamples/tree/master/week2/truchet_tiling_3">Example 2</a></p>

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  <a href= "https://processing.org/tutorials/transform2d/">Moving the grid in Processing</a><br>
  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9sgjuh-CBM">Daniel Shiffman's explanation of processing transformations</a>
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   <li><h6>In class experimentation</h6>
    <p>Take 10 minutes to experiment with the structure and parameters of the truchet tiling examples. Create 2 variations that produce 2 new patterns.</p>
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 <li><h6>Shape Import</h6>
  <p>Importing externally-created graphics into processing:</br><a href= "https://github.com/CSVAD/codeexamples/tree/master/week2/pshape_tiling">Example 1</a>
  </br><a href= "https://github.com/CSVAD/codeexamples/tree/master/week2/butterfly">Example 2 (Symmetry)</a></p>
  <p>Reference:</br>
  <a href = "https://processing.org/reference/loadShape_.html">Load Shape in Processing</a>
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  <li><h6>Recursion</h6>
  <p>Recursion with a seed tiling:</br><a href= "https://github.com/CSVAD/codeexamples/tree/master/week2/pshape_tiling">Example 1</a>
  </br><a href= "https://github.com/CSVAD/codeexamples/tree/master/week2/rectalinear_fractal">Rectalinear Fractal</a></p>
  <p>Additional Reference:</br>
  <a href = "https://natureofcode.com/book/chapter-8-fractals/">Nature of Code: Fractals</a></br>
  <a href = "http://formandcode.com/code-examples/repeat-recursive-tree">Form and Code: Recursive Tree</a></br>
  <a href="https://processing.org/examples/recursion.html">Recursion basics in Processing</a>
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<h5>Assignments</h5>
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 <li><h5>Code Assignment: Create a repeating Wallpaper.</h5>
  <p>Using Processing, create a program that generates a wallpaper pattern. You may choose to vary one of the example sketches, or write an entirely new program. </p>
  <p>Your only constraint is that your design must have some form of repetition including symmetrical repetition, a grid structure, or self-similarity (recursion).</p>
  <p>You can use iteration or recursion (or a combination of the two), and your pattern can incoprporate Processing shape primitives, or import bitmap or vector designs.</p>
  <p>Export 3 screenshots of your pattern at 3 different scales/ resolutions: ie if you are using a grid, do a 10x10 grid, a 20 x 20 grid, and a 100 x 100 grid.</p>
  <p>After creating your wallpaper, write a 1 paragraph description of how you arrived at the final pattern- what choices you made about the structure of the design, etc.</p>
<p>Upload your Processing code and screenshots of your three different wallpaper resolutions to your github repository in the projects/week2 directory. Also upload a text or markdown document with your 1 paragraph description. Please upload this material by 6:00 PM Monday evening. We will review the wallpapers in class on Tuesday October 8th.</p>
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