Deliverable 01 - Fall 2024

Due Saturday, August 31, 2024 by 11:59PM


DO THIS FIRST: Academic Integrity Form (0 points)*

Review the academic integrity policy linked above along with the associated University policy linked inside. Once you have done this, go to Canvas and complete the one question quiz that indicates that you will abide by these policies in this class, and that you understand that voilations of this policy can result in a charge of an Academic Integrity Violation (AIV) that will result in a course penalty and a report to the Office of Community Responsibility (OCR). Please take a few minutes to read through it since students often say I didn't know you couldn't work together or I didn't know I couldn't get answers from another student or online source or give answers to another student (even in a subsequent semester). This Canvas activity confirms you officially read the policy (whether you did or not).

*Failure to complete this Canvas quiz indicates that you will not abide by this policy and that none of your coursework will count toward your final grade (thereby resulting in an R).

While you are reviewing the academic integrity policy, you should review the course information on the home page (click 15-104 in the menu above), the Grading details and the Schedule. Put important dates in your calendar!


NOW MOVING ON...

FIRST: Create a folder or subdirectory in your 15-104 working area on your computer or in your Andrew private folder for handin-01. (You will create the 15-104 folder in lab on Tuesday.) You will put all of your work inside this folder and then compress or zip it to create handin-01.zip to submit to Autolab.


Conceptual Questions (2 points)

In this part of the deliverable, you will download this Word file that contains 4 questions about concepts taught in class. You may download it anywhere on your computer. You should fill in your answers in the spaces provided, and include your name, andrewID and section letter at the top of page 1.

Once you are finished with this part of the deliverable, print/save it as a PDF and store this PDF in your handin-01 folder with the name andrewID-01-concepts.pdf. For example, if your andrewID is acarnegie, then you would save the PDF under the name acarnegie-01-concepts.pdf. Background info about PDF files is here.


Technical Assignment 01 (3 points)

In this assignment, which will be uploaded to Autolab, you will use code to create a static image that is based on a piece of abstract art shown below.

Geometric artwork made of wood, 32 by 16 inches
Large Abstract Geometric Wall Art (Amazon)

Perhaps you are wondering why artists copy paintings in museums, as I am doing. The answer is to study, to learn, and to find inspiration from the great masters of the past. Copying directly from works of art gives the artists insight into the creative process — insights which cannot be learned from any other source. [From Gerald King]


Requirements


Project 01: Pittsburgh, The City of Bridges (3 points)

In this Project, you’ll use p5.js to draw a simplified view of a bridge. Our objectives are to deepen our familiarity with graphical primitives in p5.js. In this project, you can use any shapes and colors in your drawing. You do not need to draw the bridge in accurate detail.

Bridges are often used in art as a metaphor of one trying to cross over an obstacle, or the act of connecting or uniting two different places or groups of people, or even as a means of connecting two musical pieces together.

Famous Monet painting of a bridge over a lily pond
Claude Monet, The Water-Lily Pond


Requirements


Handing in your work

As we discussed in Lab 1, you will zip up the handin-01 folder and submit this to Autolab. Your overall folder organization should look something like this (indentation indicates subfolders):


  handin-01
    andrewID-01-assignment
      index.html
      sketch.js
    andrewID-01-concepts.pdf
    andrewID-01-project
      index.html
      sketch.js

Once you are ready to submit, zip (compress) the handin-01 folder (which will likely be named handin-01.zip) and hand in the ZIP FILE into the Deliverable 01 submission area on Autolab. Once you handin, check your handin history and click on the magnifying glass to look at what you submitted to make sure it looks right. Reference Lab 01 for a reminder on how to work with the p5js template, organize your files and compress your work. You may submit as many times as you’d like (in case you find inspiration and want to improve your work) up until the Saturday deadline. If you submit on Sunday (late), even if you submitted on time, you will be marked late. We only grade the final submission you upload to us via Autolab.