6.914 Programming with Processing: Java-Based Art TR 7pm-9pm, 4-265 Course instructor: Mish Madsen Faculty sponsors: Prof. Robert Berwick, Prof. Daniel Jackson Send comments/questions to instructor or staff. Homework assignments will be posted by 10:30pm after each class. They will be due (by email to mish@mit.edu) by 3pm the day of the next class. You must turn in all the homework assignments to pass the class. Class Material covered Example code Homework 0 What is Processing? Why learn it? Setting window size adding comments setting background color drawing points and lines stroke, strokeWeight rectangles, ellipses, triangles fill, noFill, noStroke custom shapes, part I custom shapes, part II alpha values (opacity) data types animation, frameRate if (conditional) statements example 0.0 example 0.1 example 0.2 example 0.3 example 0.4 example 0.5 example 0.6 example 0.7 example 0.8 example 0.9 example 0.10 example 0.11 example 0.12 HW0: problems solutions 1 smooth, width/height, noLoop, random else, print/println, int casting for loops while loops, delay boolean logic quads, curves, beziers mouseX, mouseY mousePressed char, key, keyPressed example 1.0 example 1.1 example 1.2 example 1.3 example 1.4 example 1.5 example 1.6 example 1.7 example 1.8 HW1: problems solutions 2 mathematical operators arrays hue, saturation, brightness switch/case printing text to screen example 2.0 example 2.1 example 2.2 example 2.3 example 2.4 HW2: problems solutions 3 coordinate transformations loading/displaying images example 3.0 example 3.1 HW3: problems solutions 4 saving images working with strings methods classes switch/case II miscellaneous example 4.0 example 4.1 example 4.2 example 4.3 example 4.A example 4.B HW4: problems solutions For more information about Processing, visit Processing's homepage or wikipedia page. Last updated 1/24/08.