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This course is for students who have already attended a programming course and are familiar with basic programming concepts such as variables, conditionals, loops, arrays, and objects. In this course, we will extend and consolidate these programming skills.

Most examples and programming tasks in this course will be about "things that move" (on the screen). We will create many interactive graphical programs by using the Processing programming environment. The main literature will be "The Nature of Code" by Daniel Shiffman (the book is available online for free).

The block course is about objects that move, accelerate, collide, and bounce. We will explore the basic formulas that allow us to let dynamics things happen on our screens. Furthermore, the basic concepts and the usage of a physics engine will be explained. However, these applications, which are fun to play with and which leave a lot of space for your creativity, are also a means to an end. Along with them, we will refresh and consolidate the knowledge about programming techniques for handling data structures, iterations, and multiple aspects of object-oriented programming.
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> In the winter semester 2020/2021, the course format is hybrid. This means that the lecture parts will be asynchronous and consist of videos, slides, and examples that will be uploaded in advance. On each day, there will be an interactive part for discussing open issues. These discussions will either be online or in presence at the university.
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> The content of this course was previously part of the "Advanced Techniques for Creative Coding in Processing" course, which is now split into two parts. The second part "Programming Autonomous Agents" will probably take place in the late summer semester 2021.
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> This course is not available for computer science students but it is open to Digital Media students from the university.

This course can only be taken for completing the 9 ECTS B.1 Media Informatics module of the Digital Media and Society program.

All participants independently work through introductory material about programming, which includes multiple chapters of the book "Learning Processing" by Daniel Shiffmann as well as some other online resources that will be provided.

This is a self-study course. Thus, no regular lectures will be held. However, there will be weekly online tutorial for discussing open problems and the recently acquired knowledge. Furthermore, this course requires to work on a number of programming homeworks.

4 SWS, Profil: DMI
Kurzbeschreibung unter: http://dimeb.informatik.uni-bremen.de/FabLab/GenerativeDesign.pdf
Online-Meeting mittwochs 14-16h und 2 Std Übungen im FabLab wöchentlich in Kleingruppen. Die Organisation und Vereinbarung dieser Termine erfolgt über StudIP sowie das Online-Meeting am Mittwoch.

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Start in December
additional block dates in April

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