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2014-09-13T19:03:42Z

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William Sedig

2014-09-13T19:03:02Z

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'''Tattoo Tattoo'''

''Project Proposal''

Tattoo Tattoo proposes to use the coordinated movement of dancers' bodies to generate an audio-visual performance. As parts of the body come into proximity or contact with one another wireless sensors transmit this information to a central processor, which uses the arrangement and proximity of the bodies to govern sound generation.

The video linked below, documenting an acro dance performance by Ali Temple and Klodi Dabkiewicz, was used to identify possible body/spatial arrangements.

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YteGc4P_PEs]

The study below demonstrates the rhythm resulting from tracking contact and proximity of the hands and feet of two dancers. The colored circles indicate the various parts of the body and their overlaps.

[[File:Wsedig_cg_13-9_proposal.jpg]]

Tattoo Tattoo will use the Arduino to sense the arrangement of the dancers' bodies and transmit this information to the central processor, which will compose sounds in real time relative to their movement.

William Sedig

2014-09-13T19:00:53Z

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'''Tattoo Tattoo'''

''Project Proposal''

Tattoo Tattoo proposes to use the coordinated movement of dancers' bodies to generate an audio-visual performance. As parts of the body come into proximity or contact with one another wireless sensors transmit this information to a central processor, which uses the arrangement and proximity of the bodies to govern sound generation.

The video linked below, documenting an acro dance performance by Ali Temple and Klodi Dabkiewicz, was used to identify possible body/spatial arrangements.

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YteGc4P_PEs]

The study below demonstrates the rhythm resulting from tracking contact and proximity of the hands and feet of two dancers. The colored circles indicate the various parts of the body and their overlaps.

[[File:wsedig_dop_COVERIMAGE.jpg|940px]]

Tattoo Tattoo will use the Arduino to sense the arrangement of the dancers' bodies and transmit this information to the central processor, which will compose sounds in real time relative to their movement.

GMU:Coding Gestalt

2014-09-13T18:25:33Z

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=== Coding Gestalt, Gestalting Code ''Code Gestalten, Gestalt Codieren ===

[[:Category:Werkmodul|Werkmodul]]/[[:Category:Fachmodul|Fachmodul]] 
''Lecturer:'' [[Martin Schneider]] 
''Credits:'' 6 [[ECTS]], 4 [[SWS]] 
''Date:'' Tuesday, 15:15 - 18:30 
''Venue:'' [[Marienstraße 5]], Room 204 
''First meeting:'' Tuesday 08. April 2014

== NEWS ==

The '''[https://mg.medien.uni-weimar.de/mailman/listinfo/gestalt Gestalt and Code Mailing List'''] is now active.
Click on the link to sign up with your uni-weimar email account.

Please fork the '''[https://github.com/bitcraftlab/Coding-Gestalt Coding-Gestalt Github Repo'''] containing the weekly exercises.

== Beschreibung ==

Gestalt ist das Wirken von Strukturgesetzen des Ganzen auf die einzelnen Teile. In diesem Kurs werden wir Gestalt-Gesetze programmieren, um Formen zu erzeugen. Automatische Gestalt-Erkennung und Gestalt-basierte Programmierung bilden den zweiten Schwerpunkt.

Zunächst lernen wir die klassische Gestalttheorie Wertheimers kennen.

Im nächsten Schritt entwickeln wir anhand der "Structural Information Theory" Leeuwenbergs eigene Codes für die Repräsentierung visueller Form. Wir lernen Fröbels Spielgaben kennen, die darauf basierenden Shape Grammars, sowie L-Systeme und andere Systeme zur formalen Beschreibung von Gestalt und Wandel. Schliesslich entwickeln wir eigene Codes und schreiben Programme die diese Codes interpretieren und daraus grafische und plastische Formen erzeugen.

Im zweiten Teil versuchen wir Gestalt zu entschlüsseln. Wir nutzen Gestaltgesetze um die vielfältigen Beziehungen innerhalb visueller und akustischer Form, Gesten und anderer Signale zu interpretieren. Dabei kommen die Geräte des Lehrstuhls für Gestaltung Medialer Umgebungen, aber auch ganz alltägliche Sensoren wie Laptop-Kameras und Mikrofone zum Einsatz. Im letzten Schritt lernen wir Systeme für Gestalt-basierte Programmierung wie Reactable, TurTan und AcidSketch kennen, und entwickeln selbst vergleichbare Umgebungen.

== Description ==

Gestalt is the law of form of the whole taking effect on its individual parts. In this course we will program Gestalt laws to generate form. Automatic Gestalt-recognition and Gestalt-based programming constitute the other point of focus.

First we will get to know the classic Gestalt theory of Wertheimer. In the next step we will develop our own codes for representation of visual form, based on the "Structural Information Theory" of Leeuwenberg. We will introduce Fröbel Gifts, Shape Grammars which are based on those, and L-Systems, as well as other formal systems used to describe growth and form. Eventually we will develop our own codes, and write programs to interpret them and turn them into forms, both graphic and plastic.

The second part is about decoding Gestalt. We will use Gestalt-Laws to interpret the manifold relationships within visual and auditory form, gestures and other signals. We will use the devices of the faculty for Media Environments, but also every-day sensors like built-in cameras and microphones of laptops and smartphones. In the final step we will get to know systems for Gestalt-based programming like Reactable, TurTan and AcidSketch and develop similar environments of our own.

== Schedule ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Theme !! Topic !! Date
|-
| rowspan="3" | [[/Part1|I. Analyzing Gestalt]]
| Introduction to Gestalt Theory
| 08. April 2014
|-
| Outlines of Shapes
| 15. April 2014
|-
| Skeletons of Shapes
| 22. April 2014
|-
| rowspan="4" | [[/Part2|II. Coding Gestalt]]
| Tiling Systems
| 29. April 2014
|-
| Rewriting Grammars
| 06. May 2014
|-
| Complexity and Symmetry
| 13. May 2014
|-
| Code and Compression
| 20. May 2014
|-
| rowspan="4" | [[/Part3|III. Generating Gestalt]]
| Generating Visual Form
| 27. May 2014
|-
| Sculptural Composition
| 03. June 2014
|-
| Composing Sonic Form
| 10. June 2014
|-
| Textile Composition
| 24. June 2014
|-
| rowspan="3" | [[/Part4|IV. Gestalting Code]]
| Media Environments for Gestalt Coding
| 01. July 2014
|-
| Create your own Media Environment
| 08. July 2014
|-
| [http://www.uni-weimar.de/summaery/2014/index.php/projekte/by_id/553 Live Coding Performance]
| 12. July 2014, 16:00 – 18:00
|}

== Requirements ==

Since we will use ''Processing'' as a tool, programming experience in Processing is strictly required. 
We will also use Github, OpenProcessing and this Wiki on a frequent basis.

If you want to take part in this course, you should already have:

* created a couple of sketches using [http://www.processing.org Processing]
* registered an account on [http://www.github.com Github] + created a repo containing a Processing app
* registered an account on [http://www.openprocessing.org OpenProcessing] and upload a sketch in processing.js

== Target Audience ==

Bachelor and Master Students of

* Media Art & Design
* Media Architecture
* Visual Communication

== Evaluation ==

Participants are expected to develop their own codes for interpretation or construction of Gestalt. 
Implemenatation as a reactive or interactive program, that is able to perceive or compose visual or accoustic form. 
During the course there will be Assignments where you will be expected to upload your sketches to OpenProcessing and publish the results in this wiki.

==Registration procedure==

Please send your application by email with the Subject ''{{PAGENAME}}'' to: [[Martin Schneider|Martin.Schneider]] (at) uni-weimar.de

* Name, Surname
* program and semester (Studienprogramm und Fachsemester)
* matriculation number (Matrikelnummer)
* Valid email address @uni-weimar.de (no other mailing addresses will be accepted) [[SCC-Services#E-Mail|Why?]]

* Short paragraph outlining your motivation + expectations for this course
* Link to your OpenProcessing, GitHub or other public repo.

== Participants ==

*[[Luis Hurtarte]]

* [[/Andre Faupel|Andre Faupel]]

* [[Rihards Vitols]]

* [[HsinYu Chuang]]

* [[Running|Eva Thinius]]

* [[William Sedig]]

== Literature ==

'''Online'''
* Dastani M.M. (1998) [http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.51.7632 Languages of Perception]. PHD Thesis, University of Amsterdam
* Prusinkiewicz, Przemyslaw; Lindemeyer, Aristid: [http://algorithmicbotany.org/papers/abop/abop.pdf The Algorithmic Beauty of Plants ] (PDF)

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GMU:Devices of Perception/William Sedig

2014-06-20T15:18:58Z

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[[File:wsedig_dop_COVERIMAGE.jpg|940px]]

'''Friday, June 6, 2014'''

The gallery below contains pages from my sketchbook filled during day one of Devices of Perception. They include course grading breakdown, several references to electromechanical artists, our basic parts list, an introduction to symbols, and several basic circuits.
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 1-2
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 3-4
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb3.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 5-6
</gallery>

The video below shows the function of the second circuit we assembled: three LEDs in series.
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The four videos below demonstrate the operation of the astable 555 timer, each uses a different capacitor resulting in varied on/off timing.
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When attached to a speaker the astable 555 timer can produce a beat for making sweet, sweet music.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97761302|430|240</videoflash>

'''Saturday, June 7, 2014'''

The gallery below contains pages from my sketchbook filled during day two. They include an ink conductivity test, the diagram for the monostable 555 timer, and some notes on switches.
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-7_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 7-8
File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 9-10
</gallery>

The video below demonstrates the operation of a monostable 555 timer with a 4.7uF capacitor and a 1 Mega-ohm resistor.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97761304|430|240</videoflash>

'''Sunday, June 8, 2014'''

The gallery below contains pages from my sketchbook filled during day three. They include an introduction to the first homework assignment, a few video references, the diagram for an H-Bridge, and a sneak peek at some project thoughts.
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 9-10
File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 11-12
</gallery>

'''Assignment 1: Lady and the Tramp'''

Tired of eating alone? Does it make you sad? "Lady and the Tramp" doesn't solve your problems, but it does help you wallow in self-pity. When you pick up your silverware to start eating, romantic music plays and a black and white video of yourself keeps you company, or at least lets you watch yourself crying into your frozen lasagna.

<videoflash type=vimeo>98734649|430|240</videoflash>

The diagrams in the gallery below show how it works, so anyone can put it together and salt their lonely food with their own lonely tears.
<gallery>
File:lady_and_the_tramp_parts_diagram.jpg|Parts Diagram
File:lady_and_the_tramp_circuit_diagram.jpg|Circuit Diagram
</gallery>

'''Friday, June 20, 2014'''

The gallery below contains pages from my sketchbook filled during day four. They contain some presentation notes, an introduction to the 4017 integrated circuit, and a diagram of a decade counter.
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-20_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 9-10
File:wsedig_dop_6-20_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 11-12
</gallery>

The video below shows the working decade counter.

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The video below shows the working century counter.

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GMU:Devices of Perception/William Sedig

2014-06-20T15:17:38Z

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File:Lady and the tramp parts diagram.jpg

2014-06-20T14:28:51Z

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2014-06-20T14:27:09Z

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GMU:Devices of Perception/William Sedig

2014-06-20T14:25:00Z

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[[File:wsedig_dop_COVERIMAGE.jpg|940px]]

'''Friday, June 6, 2014'''

The gallery below contains pages from my sketchbook filled during day one of Devices of Perception. They include course grading breakdown, several references to electromechanical artists, our basic parts list, an introduction to symbols, and several basic circuits.
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 1-2
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 3-4
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb3.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 5-6
</gallery>

The video below shows the function of the second circuit we assembled: three LEDs in series.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731502|430|240</videoflash>

The four videos below demonstrate the operation of the astable 555 timer, each uses a different capacitor resulting in varied on/off timing.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731511|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731506|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731504|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731510|430|240</videoflash>

When attached to a speaker the astable 555 timer can produce a beat for making sweet, sweet music.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97761302|430|240</videoflash>

'''Saturday, June 7, 2014'''

The gallery below contains pages from my sketchbook filled during day two. They include an ink conductivity test, the diagram for the monostable 555 timer, and some notes on switches.
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-7_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 7-8
File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 9-10
</gallery>

The video below demonstrates the operation of a monostable 555 timer with a 4.7uF capacitor and a 1 Mega-ohm resistor.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97761304|430|240</videoflash>

'''Sunday, June 8, 2014'''

The gallery below contains pages from my sketchbook filled during day three. They include an introduction to the first homework assignment, a few video references, the diagram for an H-Bridge, and a sneak peek at some project thoughts.
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 9-10
File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 11-12
</gallery>

'''Assignment 1: Lady and the Tramp'''

Tired of eating alone? Does it make you sad? "Lady and the Tramp" doesn't solve your problems, but it does help you wallow in self-pity. When you pick up your silverware to start eating romantic music plays, and a black and white video of yourself keeps you company, or at least helps you watch yourself cry into your frozen lasagna.

<videoflash type=vimeo>98734649|430|240</videoflash>

The diagrams in the gallery below show how it works, so anyone can put it together and salt their lonely food with their own lonely tears.
<gallery>
File:lady_and_the_tramp_parts_diagram.jpg|Parts Diagram
File:lady_and_the_tramp_circuit_diagram.jpg|Circuit Diagram
</gallery>

'''Friday, June 20, 2014'''

The gallery below contains pages from my sketchbook filled during day four. They contain some presentation notes, an introduction to the 4017 integrated circuit, and a diagram of a decade counter.
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-20_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 9-10
File:wsedig_dop_6-20_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 11-12
</gallery>

The video below shows the working decade counter.

<videoflash type=vimeo>98734648|430|240</videoflash>

The video below shows the working century counter.

<videoflash type=vimeo>98734647|430|240</videoflash>

File:Lady and the tramp circuit diagram.jpg

2014-06-20T14:19:45Z

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2014-06-20T14:19:07Z

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2014-06-10T17:41:33Z

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2014-06-09T23:24:51Z

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'''Friday, June 6, 2014'''

The gallery below contains pages from my sketchbook filled during day one of Devices of Perception. They include course grading breakdown, several references to electromechanical artists, our basic parts list, an introduction to symbols, and several basic circuits.
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 1-2
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 3-4
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb3.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 5-6
</gallery>

The video below shows the function of the second circuit we assembled: three LEDs in series.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731502|430|240</videoflash>

The four videos below demonstrate the operation of the astable 555 timer, each uses a different capacitor resulting in varied on/off timing.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731511|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731506|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731504|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731510|430|240</videoflash>

When attached to a speaker the astable 555 timer can produce a beat for making sweet, sweet music.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97761302|430|240</videoflash>

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'''Saturday, June 7, 2014'''

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<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-7_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 7-8
File:wsedig_dop_6-7_monostable555led.jpg|Monostable 555 Timer
</gallery>

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'''Sunday, June 8, 2014'''

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<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 9-10
File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 11-12
</gallery>

GMU:Devices of Perception/William Sedig

2014-06-09T23:24:04Z

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GMU:Devices of Perception/William Sedig

2014-06-09T23:23:45Z

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=='''DOCUMENTATION'''==

'''Friday, June 6, 2014'''

The gallery below contains pages from my sketchbook filled during day one of Devices of Perception. They include course grading breakdown, several references to electromechanical artists, our basic parts list, an introduction to symbols, and several basic circuits.
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 1-2
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 3-4
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb3.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 5-6
</gallery>

The video below shows the function of the second circuit we assembled: three LEDs in series.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731502|430|240</videoflash>

The four videos below demonstrate the operation of the astable 555 timer, each uses a different capacitor resulting in varied on/off timing.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731511|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731506|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731504|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731510|430|240</videoflash>

When attached to a speaker the astable 555 timer can produce a beat for making sweet, sweet music.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97761302|430|240</videoflash>

'''Saturday, June 7, 2014'''

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<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-7_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 7-8
File:wsedig_dop_6-7_monostable555led.jpg|Monostable 555 Timer
</gallery>

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'''Sunday, June 8, 2014'''

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File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 9-10
File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 11-12
</gallery>

GMU:Devices of Perception/William Sedig

2014-06-09T23:23:22Z

Wsedig:

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Devices of Perception, Prof. Darsha Hewitt, Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, Summer 2014

=='''DOCUMENTATION'''==

'''Friday, June 6, 2014'''

The gallery below contains pages from my sketchbook filled during day one of Devices of Perception. They include course grading breakdown, several references to electromechanical artists, our basic parts list, an introduction to symbols, and several basic circuits.
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 1-2
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 3-4
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb3.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 5-6
</gallery>

The video below shows the function of the second circuit we assembled: three LEDs in series.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731502|430|240</videoflash>

The four videos below demonstrate the operation of the astable 555 timer, each uses a different capacitor resulting in varied on/off timing.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731511|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731506|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731504|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731510|430|240</videoflash>

When attached to a speaker the astable 555 timer can produce a beat for making sweet, sweet music.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97761302|430|240</videoflash>

'''Saturday, June 7, 2014'''

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<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-7_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 7-8
File:wsedig_dop_6-7_monostable555led.jpg|Monostable 555 Timer
</gallery>

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'''Sunday, June 8, 2014'''

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<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 9-10
File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 11-12
</gallery>

File:Wsedig dop COVERIMAGE.jpg

2014-06-09T23:22:06Z

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2014-06-09T23:21:38Z

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=='''DEVICES OF PERCEPTION!''' ==
This is placeholder text, eventually I'm gonna steal the course description from Darsha

=='''DOCUMENTATION'''==

'''Friday, June 6, 2014'''

The gallery below contains pages from my sketchbook filled during day one of Devices of Perception. They include course grading breakdown, several references to electromechanical artists, our basic parts list, an introduction to symbols, and several basic circuits.
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 1-2
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 3-4
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb3.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 5-6
</gallery>

The video below shows the function of the second circuit we assembled: three LEDs in series.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731502|430|240</videoflash>

The four videos below demonstrate the operation of the astable 555 timer, each uses a different capacitor resulting in varied on/off timing.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731511|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731506|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731504|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731510|430|240</videoflash>

When attached to a speaker the astable 555 timer can produce a beat for making sweet, sweet music.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97761302|430|240</videoflash>

'''Saturday, June 7, 2014'''

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<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-7_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 7-8
File:wsedig_dop_6-7_monostable555led.jpg|Monostable 555 Timer
</gallery>

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'''Sunday, June 8, 2014'''

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<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 9-10
File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 11-12
</gallery>

File:Wsedig dop coverimage.pdf

2014-06-09T22:54:47Z

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2014-06-09T22:36:43Z

Wsedig:

[[File:wsedig_dop_6-8_motordemo.jpg|480px]]
=='''DEVICES OF PERCEPTION!''' ==
This is placeholder text, eventually I'm gonna steal the course description from Darsha

=='''DOCUMENTATION'''==

'''Friday, June 6, 2014'''

The gallery below contains pages from my sketchbook filled during day one of Devices of Perception. They include course grading breakdown, several references to electromechanical artists, our basic parts list, an introduction to symbols, and several basic circuits.
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 1-2
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 3-4
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb3.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 5-6
</gallery>

The video below shows the function of the second circuit we assembled: three LEDs in series.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731502|430|240</videoflash>

The four videos below demonstrate the operation of the astable 555 timer, each uses a different capacitor resulting in varied on/off timing.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731511|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731506|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731504|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731510|430|240</videoflash>

When attached to a speaker the astable 555 timer can produce a beat for making sweet, sweet music.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97761302|430|240</videoflash>

'''Saturday, June 7, 2014'''

This is placeholder text
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-7_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 7-8
File:wsedig_dop_6-7_monostable555led.jpg|Monostable 555 Timer
</gallery>

This is placeholder text
<videoflash type=vimeo>97761304|430|240</videoflash>

'''Sunday, June 8, 2014'''

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<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 9-10
File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 11-12
</gallery>

GMU:Devices of Perception/William Sedig

2014-06-09T22:34:35Z

Wsedig:

[[File:wsedig_dop_6-8_motordemo.jpg|500px]]
=='''DEVICES OF PERCEPTION!''' ==
This is placeholder text, eventually I'm gonna steal the course description from Darsha

=='''DOCUMENTATION'''==

'''Friday, June 6, 2014'''

The gallery below contains pages from my sketchbook filled during day one of Devices of Perception. They include course grading breakdown, several references to electromechanical artists, our basic parts list, an introduction to symbols, and several basic circuits.
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 1-2
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 3-4
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb3.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 5-6
</gallery>

The video below shows the function of the second circuit we assembled: three LEDs in series.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731502|430|240</videoflash>

The four videos below demonstrate the operation of the astable 555 timer, each uses a different capacitor resulting in varied on/off timing.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731511|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731506|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731504|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731510|430|240</videoflash>

When attached to a speaker the astable 555 timer can produce a beat for making sweet, sweet music.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97761302|430|240</videoflash>

'''Saturday, June 7, 2014'''

This is placeholder text
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-7_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 7-8
File:wsedig_dop_6-7_monostable555led.jpg|Monostable 555 Timer
</gallery>

This is placeholder text
<videoflash type=vimeo>97761304|430|240</videoflash>

'''Sunday, June 8, 2014'''

This is placeholder text
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 9-10
File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 11-12
</gallery>

GMU:Devices of Perception/William Sedig

2014-06-09T22:34:09Z

Wsedig:

[[File:wsedig_dop_6-8_motordemo.jpg|500px]]
=='''DEVICES OF PERCEPTION!''' ==
This is placeholder text, eventually I'm gonna steal the course description from Darsha

=='''DOCUMENTATION'''==

'''Friday, June 6, 2014'''

The gallery below contains pages from my sketchbook filled during day one of Devices of Perception. They include course grading breakdown, several references to electromechanical artists, our basic parts list, an introduction to symbols, and several basic circuits.
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 1-2
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 3-4
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb3.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 5-6
</gallery>

The video below shows the function of the second circuit we assembled: three LEDs in series.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731502|430|240</videoflash>

The four videos below demonstrate the operation of the astable 555 timer, each uses a different capacitor resulting in varied on/off timing.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731511|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731506|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731504|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731510|430|240</videoflash>

When attached to a speaker the astable 555 timer can produce a beat for making sweet sweet music.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97761302|430|240</videoflash>

'''Saturday, June 7, 2014'''

This is placeholder text
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-7_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 7-8
File:wsedig_dop_6-7_monostable555led.jpg|Monostable 555 Timer
</gallery>

This is placeholder text
<videoflash type=vimeo>97761304|430|240</videoflash>

'''Sunday, June 8, 2014'''

This is placeholder text
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 9-10
File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 11-12
</gallery>

GMU:Devices of Perception/William Sedig

2014-06-09T22:31:35Z

Wsedig:

[[File:wsedig_dop_6-8_motordemo.jpg|500px]]
=='''DEVICES OF PERCEPTION!''' ==
This is placeholder text, eventually I'm gonna steal the course description from Darsha

=='''DOCUMENTATION'''==

'''Friday, June 6, 2014'''

The gallery below contains pages from my sketchbook filled during day one of Devices of Perception. They nclude course grading breakdown, several references to electromechanical artists, our basic parts list, an introduction to parts and symbols, and several basic circuits.
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 1-2
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 3-4
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb3.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 5-6
</gallery>

The video below shows the function of the second circuit we produced, with three LEDs in series.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731502|430|240</videoflash>

The four videos demonstrate the operation of the astable 555 timer, each uses a different capacitor resulting in varied on/off timing.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731511|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731506|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731504|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731510|430|240</videoflash>

When attached to a speaker the astable 555 timer can produce a beat for making sweet sweet music.
<videoflash type=vimeo>97761302|430|240</videoflash>

'''Saturday, June 7, 2014'''

This is placeholder text
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-7_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 7-8
File:wsedig_dop_6-7_monostable555led.jpg|Monostable 555 Timer
</gallery>

This is placeholder text
<videoflash type=vimeo>97761304|430|240</videoflash>

'''Sunday, June 8, 2014'''

This is placeholder text
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 9-10
File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 11-12
</gallery>

GMU:Devices of Perception/William Sedig

2014-06-09T22:21:18Z

Wsedig:

[[File:wsedig_dop_6-8_motordemo.jpg|500px]]
=='''DEVICES OF PERCEPTION!''' ==
This is placeholder text, eventually I'm gonna steal the course description from Darsha

=='''DOCUMENTATION'''==

'''Friday, June 6, 2014'''

This is placeholder text
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 1-2
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 3-4
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb3.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 5-6
</gallery>

This is placeholder text
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731502|430|240</videoflash>

This is placeholder text
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731511|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731506|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731504|430|240</videoflash>
<videoflash type=vimeo>97731510|430|240</videoflash>

This is placeholder text
<videoflash type=vimeo>97761302|430|240</videoflash>

'''Saturday, June 7, 2014'''

This is placeholder text
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-7_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 7-8
File:wsedig_dop_6-7_monostable555led.jpg|Monostable 555 Timer
</gallery>

This is placeholder text
<videoflash type=vimeo>97761304|430|240</videoflash>

'''Sunday, June 8, 2014'''

This is placeholder text
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 9-10
File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 11-12
</gallery>

GMU:Devices of Perception/William Sedig

2014-06-09T15:54:12Z

Wsedig:

[[File:wsedig_dop_6-8_motordemo.jpg|500px]]
=='''DEVICES OF PERCEPTION!''' ==
This is placeholder text, eventually I'm gonna steal the course description from Darsha

=='''DOCUMENTATION'''==

'''Friday, June 6, 2014'''

This is placeholder text
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 1-2
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 3-4
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb3.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 5-6
</gallery>

'''Saturday, June 7, 2014'''

This is placeholder text
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-7_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 7-8
File:wsedig_dop_6-7_monostable555led.jpg|Monostable 555 Timer
</gallery>

'''Sunday, June 8, 2014'''

This is placeholder text
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 9-10
File:wsedig_dop_6-8_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 11-12
</gallery>

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2014-06-09T15:53:54Z

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2014-06-09T15:52:20Z

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2014-06-09T15:44:46Z

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[[File:wsedig_dop_6-8_motordemo|500px]]
=='''DEVICES OF PERCEPTION!''' ==
This is placeholder text, eventually I'm gonna steal the course description from Darsha

=='''DOCUMENTATION'''==

==='''Friday, June 6, 2014'''===
This is placeholder text
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 1-2
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 3-4
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb3.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 5-6
</gallery>

GMU:Devices of Perception/William Sedig

2014-06-09T15:43:48Z

Wsedig:

[[File:wsedig_dop_6-8_motordemo|500px]]
=='''DEVICES OF PERCEPTION!''' ==
This is placeholder text, eventually I'm gonna steal the course description from Darsha

=='''DOCUMENTATION'''==

==='''''Friday, June 6, 2014'''''===
This is placeholder text
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 1-2
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 3-4
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb3.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 5-6
</gallery>

GMU:Devices of Perception/William Sedig

2014-06-09T15:41:19Z

Wsedig:

[[File:wsedig_dop_6-8_motordemo|500px]]
=='''DEVICES OF PERCEPTION!''' ==
This is placeholder text, eventually I'm gonna steal the course description from Darsha

=='''DOCUMENTATION'''==

======''''''Friday, June 6, 2014'''''======
This is placeholder text

<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 1-2
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 3-4
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb3.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 5-6
</gallery>

GMU:Devices of Perception/William Sedig

2014-06-09T15:38:55Z

Wsedig:

[[File:wsedig_dop_6-8_motordemo|500px]]
=='''DEVICES OF PERCEPTION!''' ==
This is placeholder text, eventually I'm gonna steal the course description from Darsha

=='''DOCUMENTATION'''==
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'''Friday, June 6, 2014'''

<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 1-2
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 3-4
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb3.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 5-6
</gallery>

GMU:Devices of Perception/William Sedig

2014-06-09T15:12:46Z

Wsedig:

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=='''DEVICES OF PERCEPTION!''' ==
This is placeholder text, eventually I'm gonna steal the course description from Darsha

=='''DOCUMENTATION'''==

'''Friday, June 6, 2014'''
<gallery>
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb1.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 1-2
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb2.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 3-4
File:wsedig_dop_6-6_sb3.jpg|Sketchbook Pages 5-6
</gallery>

GMU:Devices of Perception/William Sedig

2014-06-09T15:11:51Z

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2014-06-09T15:07:53Z

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2014-06-09T15:04:54Z

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2014-06-09T15:04:10Z

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2014-06-09T14:57:51Z

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2014-06-09T14:56:26Z

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2014-06-09T14:53:31Z

Wsedig:

[[File:wsedig_dop_6-6_cover.jpg|500px]]
=='''DEVICES OF PERCEPTION!''' ==
This is placeholder text, eventually I'm gonna steal the course description from Darsha

=='''DOCUMENTATION'''==

'''Friday, June 6, 2014'''
<gallery>
File:cathleengoering_dop_05.jpg
File:cathleengoering_dop_06.jpg
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</gallery>

GMU:Devices of Perception/William Sedig

2014-06-09T14:53:07Z

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