Computer languages
were featured in two CAMPY presentations
at Quinnipiac College in Hamden, CT.
In the morning
session, Pan# was used to create pictures using
geometric regions and colors. We learned about polar coordinates and striping
and created the following images. You can run these programs yourself if you
install Pan# and place the file campy.pan in the
same directory as the .pan file. Here are the pictures that the elementary and
middle school students created. You can see the slides
for this presentation and the examples.
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Created
by Hope from
the Foote school
hope.pan
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Created
by Kristen from
East Ridge Middle School
kristen.pan
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Created
by Marian from
the Foote school
marian.pan
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Created
by Rachel from
the Foote school
rachel.pan
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Created
by Rob from
Eastbury Elementary
rob.pan
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The the afternoon we presented
Haskore, a language of computer music. This is available for download here.
We learned about expressing musical patterns using functions and then the students
composed short bits of music. You can run these programs yourself if you install
Haskore and place the file Music.hs in the same
directory as the .hs file. Some of these also need the examples, in Ex.hs.
Here is the pictures that the elementary and middle school students created.
You can see the slides for this presentation
and the midi files associated with the
slides. Warning: some of these are rather long (and maybe longer than they should
be).
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By Adam
East Ridge Middle School
adam.hs
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By Jeff
Talcott Mountain Academy
Jeff.hs
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By John
Brown Middle School
john.hs
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By Edwin
Talcott Mountain Academy
Edwin.hs
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If any of
the student names or schools are incorrect please contact John
Peterson
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