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Fundamentals of Programming

Fundamentals of Programming . SM1204 Semester A 2010/2011. Self-Introduction. Oscar Au Tel: (852) 3442 5725 Fax: (852) 3586 1484 E-mail: kincau@cityu.edu.hk Office: ICSCM14 ( Inno Center 5 th floor) http://sweb.cityu.edu.hk/kincau/. Tentative Topics. Programming fundamentals

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Fundamentals of Programming

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  1. Fundamentals of Programming SM1204 Semester A 2010/2011

  2. Self-Introduction • Oscar Au • Tel: (852) 3442 5725Fax: (852) 3586 1484E-mail: kincau@cityu.edu.hkOffice: ICSCM14 (Inno Center 5th floor) • http://sweb.cityu.edu.hk/kincau/

  3. Tentative Topics • Programming fundamentals • General problem solving skills • 2D algorithmic graphics • Motion and animation • User interaction (keyboard & mouse) • Interactivity with image, video and sound • Basic object oriented programming • (optional) Basic 3D programming • And more …

  4. Programming • What is programming? • Designing, writing, testing, debugging, troubleshooting, maintaining code and program… • Is an art? a craft? An engineering discipline? A science?

  5. Programming • Separation of programming layers Data Logic Presentation

  6. Programming • Where are these fields of software belongs to? • Database, AI, networking, operating system, business software, games • What are we focusing?

  7. Programming • We learn programming because there are something we want to present! Data Logic Presentation Here we are!

  8. Possibilities • What could we do with our own programs? • Visualization • Check! www.visualcomplexity.com

  9. Possibilities • What could we do with our own programs? • Interactions

  10. Possibilities • What could we do with our own programs? • Arts

  11. Processing • Development platform: Processing 1.2 • Open source programming language & environment • Based on Java • Designed for visual context and arts – including images, animations, and interactions

  12. Installation • To install Processing in your computer … • Download from processing.orghttp://processing.org/download/ • Windows & Linux performs • Unzip and run processing.exe / processing • Mac OS X perform • Drag dmg file to Applications folder

  13. Introduction of UI Menu bar Toolbar Tabs Text editor Display window Message area console

  14. Introduction of UI • Let make your first program! • Type “ellipse(50, 50, 80, 80);” in the text editor • Press RUN button to execute your program • Press STOP button to stop Output

  15. Introduction of UI • To save your program, press SAVE button • Each processing program is called sketch • ! Each sketch has to be placed in a folder with same name in order to run correctly • Press LOAD button to load a saved sketch • To create a new sketch, press NEW button

  16. Introduction of UI • You can share you work by exporting your program to java applet • Press EXPORT button and select a folder to export • Open html file in browser to check the results Exported files Applet in browser

  17. Demo

  18. Assessment • In-class exercises and discussion: 30% • 3 Assignments: 70% (20% + 20% + 30%) • Curved grading: A+, A, A-, B+, ….

  19. Online Reference • http://processing.org/reference/

  20. Reference - Books • http://processing.org/learning/books/

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