• CreativeProgrammingAssignment2008

Creative Programming Assignment 2008

• Please read AssignmentDesicription.

• Installing Processing

Schedule

Please notice that this preliminary schedule is subject to changes.

Deliverables

• Every week the result of an obligatory task must be delivered.

  • Deadline: 5 PM, Monday.

  • Zip your sketchbook (everything must be in one single zip file), name it as follows:

    Group<number>_Week<number>_s<studentnumber>.zip

    For example:

    Group02_Week3_s050123.zip

    Using this naming scheme is important, or your submission will be ignored..

  • The zipped sketchbook must be delivered
    • via email
    • as the only attachment
    • to your student assistant.

    • The subject of the email must be "CreaProDeliverable" -- Nothing more, nothing less.

    Look HERE for which student assistant you should deliver the result to.

  • You are allowed to work together. But clearly mention the student number of the ones you have worked with in the head of your source code as a comment.

• A voluntary demonstration at the end of the assignment. (You'd better start earlier during the assignment, so that you can see it evolving, and get the help from other students, possibly as well as the student assistants).

Assignors

• Group 01

  • Jun Hu

  • Loe Feijs

• Group 02

  • Rene Ahn

  • Peter Peters

• Group 03

  • Karl Tuyls

  • Sjriek Alers

Student assistants

• Marnick Menting <m DOT h DOT menting AT student DOT tue DOT nl>

• Jesper Schwachöfer <j DOT m DOT p DOT schwachofer AT student DOT tue DOT nl>

• Rick van de Westelaken <h DOT f DOT m DOT v DOT d DOT westelaken AT student DOT tue DOT nl>

• Wouter van Dijk <w DOT s DOT v DOT dijk AT student DOT tue DOT nl>

• Jasper Dekker <j DOT b DOT dekker AT student DOT tue DOT nl>

• What can you expect from the student assistants:

  • always try to solve the problems by yourself first, or preferably together with your fellow students.

  • the student assistants will provide you with a schedule (when and where they are available for you).
  • the student assistants may help you if you have problems in
    • getting the working environment (i.e. Processing) installed.
    • getting the robot ready (hardware, software and firmware).
  • if you really get stuck with a particular practical problem, and have a clear question for the assistants.
  • you always submit your homework to the student assistants.

• What you should not do with the student assistants:

  • You will not expect the answers from the student assistants if the question is already listed in FrequentlyAskedQuestions.

  • No emails with questions. Questions should be asked and answered only during the meetings.