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Golden Ratio 201602
Schedule
Week 1:
Monday, 1 February, 8:45-10:30, LG0.10g
- intro: welcome, learning goals, planning (teacher: Loe)
- theory: (a) coordinate systems (teacher: Loe)
- theory: (b) parameterized curves and conic sections (teacher: Loe)
Thursday, 04 February, 13:45-15:30, LG0.10g
- exercises: translate equations to processing (teacher: Loe)
Week 2:
Monday, 15 February, 8:45-10:30, LG0.10g
- theory: (a) golden ratio and related numbers (teacher: Loe)
- theory: (b) spline theory (teacher: Loe)
Thursday 18 February
- exercises: (a) find out about Van der Laan and program plastic number (students + Loe)
- exercises: (b) implement splines in processing (students + Loe)
Week 3:
Monday, 22 February, 8:45-10:30, LG0.10g
- intermezzo: Pascal's triangle
- theory: (a) spline theory continued (Bézier splines)
- theory: (b) symmetry theory (frieze patterns) (teacher: Loe)
Thursday, 25 February, 13:45-15:30, LG0.10g
- exercises: implement Bézier spline
- exercises: design and implement Frieze pattern in Processing (students + Loe)
Week 4:
Monday, 29 February, 8:45-10:30, LG0.10g
- intermezzo: is this really a golden ratio? (discussion)
- theory: symmetry theory continued: wallpaper patterns (teacher: Loe)
- theory: matrix theory and 2D transformations (teacher: Loe)
- extra: Bridges paper by James Mai on Juan Gris
Thursday, 3 March, 13:45-15:30, LG0.10g
- data collection: heart beats, 3mins, option for data visualisation (students)
- exercises: code matrices as class in Processing (students + Loe
- exercises: code wall-paper pattern with matrices (students + Loe)
- exercises: code wall-paper with built-in transforms (students + Loe)
- extra: Bridges paper by Francesco de Comité on Carioidal variations
Week 5:
Monday, 7 March, 8:45-10:30, LG0.10g
- theory: Heesch Kienzle tessellations and Oogway (teacher: Jun)
http://alexandria.tue.nl/repository/freearticles/54736.pdf (In German, Heesch and Kienzle's book, campus or VPN only)
Thursday, 10 March, 13:45-15:30, LG0.10g
- intermezzo: two more artists (student Vivianne)
- intermezzo: heart rate variability visualised (Loe)
tool for line capturing: escherMaker.zip
tools for projection mapping http://desis.id.tue.nl/tools/projection-mapping/ (Jun)
- exercises: code three tessellations with Oogway (teachers: Jun and Loe)
Week 6:
Monday, 14 March, 8:45-10:30, LG0.10g
- theory: Voronoi diagrams algorithms (teacher: Loe)
Thursday, 17 March, 13:45-15:30, LG0.10g
- mini project: kick-off (teachers: Jun and Loe)
- deadlines and rubrics (all)
- instruction: laser cutter (teacher: Chet)
- exercises: continue tessellations (teacher: Loe, Loe)
Week 7:
Monday, 21 March, 8:45-10:30, LG0.10g
- theory: fractals and fractal dimension (teacher: loe)
- attachment: fractals and turtles theory.pptx]]
- instruction: embroidery machine (teacher: Lilian, to be confirmed)
Thursday, 24 March, 13:45-15:30, LG0.10g
- exercises: design own fractal (teachers: Jun and Loe)
- mini project: progress meeting (teachers: Jun and Loe)
Week 8:
Monday, 28 March, TU/ closed
Thursday, 31 March, 13:45-15:30, LG0.10g
- mini project: plenary presentation meeting (all, guests welcome)
Examination week:
Dates to be communicated later
- mini project finals (design, implement, materialize, document, present, deliver)
- students receive preliminary feedback
- grading