GMU:Algorithmic Art/Yasmin Mukino

Algorithm for Humans 1 — 19.10.18 / Week 2

Result	Algorithm
	Homework from Week 1 / Introduction Superimposed results of the Introductory Algorithm. By executing the algorithm, each participant of the class created a unique personal sign, based on their own name.
	Homework from Week 1 / HGP 1 First HGP algorithm I made for class.

Algorithm for Computers 1 — 19.10.18 / Week 2

Result	Algorithm
	In-Class Practice 2.1 Executing a work of an unknown work of a Bauhaus student by using Processing. File:weekOne_firstTest_AnonBauhausStudentt.pde
	In-Class Practice 2.2 Executing a work of Suprematistic, László Moholy-Nagy by using Processing. File:weekTwo_thirdTest_Suprematisticc.pde
	In-Class Practice 2.3 Executing a work of Portrait, Kasimir Malewitsch by using Processing. File:weekTwo_fourthTest_TwoDimensionalSelff.pde
	Homework 2.1 Trying out mouse interaction mouseX and mouseY. File:weekTwo_fifthTest_FreiesKunstt.pde

Algorithm for Computers 2 — 26.10.18 / Week 3

	In-Class Practice 3.1 Exploring different ways of animating with Processing File:weekThree_TZ_simpleAnimation_incrementationn.pde
	In-Class Practice 3.2 Exploring different ways of animating with Processing File:weekThree_TZ_ConditionalStatementss.pde
	Home Practice 3.1 Based on randomized integers, Processing generates a different image every time it runs. File:weekFour_Lynda_sixTwo_WhileLoopp.pde
	Home Practice 3.2 Colors of each box change based on the randomized selection from the sketch's color palette. File:weekFour_Lynda_sixThree_ForLoopp.pde
	Home Practice 3.3 Keyboard and mouse interactions combined. Pressing spacebar moves the x coordinate of the rectangle and clicking would change its colors based on the randomized selection from the sketch's color palette. File:weekFour_Lynda_sixOne_codeBlockk.pde
	Home Practice 3.4 Conditional if statements that make circle smaller and bigger according to the x and y coordinate of the mouse in relation to the three ellipses. File:weekFour_Lynda_sixFour_ConditionalsSwitchh.pde
	Home Practice 3.5 Easing using floats and ....math. The new value of excellent adds on a fraction of the difference between the target, which is the mouse, and the current position. So what we do is we do mouse x-x1, so that gets the difference between the mouse and the current position, and then it multiplies times this little coefficient. File:weekFour_Lynda_sixFive_Easingg.pde
	Home Practice 3.6 Mouse interaction with hover by calculating the distance between the mouse's coordinates and the shapes. File:weekFour_Lynda_sevenTwo_MouseHoverr.pde
	Home Practice 3.7 Keyboard interaction. By pressing either the keyboard case L or R it will change the color of chosen shape (left/right). File:weekFour_Lynda_sevenThree_KeyboardInteractionn.pde
	Home Practice 3.8 Mouse tracking File:weekFour_Lynda_sevenOne_MouseTrackingg.pde
	Home Practice 3.9 Perlin noise File:weekFour_Lynda_fiveTwo_PerlinNoisee.pde
	Home Practice 3.10 continuous generated circles based on random radius and color values File:weekFour_Lynda_fiveOne_Randomnesss.pde

Algorithm for Computers 3 — 02.11.2018 / Week 4

Result	Algorithm
	Homework from Week 3 / Assignment III: Digital Programming Task = Create a Processing sketch based on a 2D grid structure, using nested for loops. Experiment with different shapes and use the loops variables to achieve different visual effects for different elements of the grid.

Algorithm for Humans 2 — 02.11.18 / Week 4

Result	Algorithm
	Hey! Whoever got my sketchbook, here is the instruction for the Human Graphical Processors assignment for week of November 2nd: File:Human Graphical Processors HGC MukinoY.rtf.
	Homework from Week 3 / Assignment IV: Generative Image/Animation

23.11.18 / Week 6

Result	Algorithm
	Homework from Week 5 / Assignment V: HGP Your next HGP-Algorithm should involve a (random or deterministic) generator, that draws values from the 'real world'. In the best case, your HGP is not able to fulfill your algorithm by sitting at a desk alone. Keep a reasonable time limit in mind (30 to 45 minutes). Interprete 'value' as you like and decide what will happen with the values.