CS 1025 01 - Week #7 (Feb 20 - Feb 24)

Monday, February 20th

  1. Assignment: Simulating Gravity and a Bouncing Ball Simulation with Adobe After Effects.
    Due TODAY...

  2. Assignment: Sine, Cosine, Tangent Where is Waldo questions. Due on Monday, Feb 27th.

  3. Solving the classic 12 tuttles problem without using SINE or COSINE.
    No SOH or CAH permitted, solve only using TOA (Tangent = Opposite/Adjacent or TAN = OPP/ADJ) 
       cro 12  ;; 12 turtles were created, so 360
                                         ----- = 30 degrees per turtle
                                          12
   fd 10   ;; length of the hypotenuse
           ;; the turtle with WHO number 2 has a heading of 60 degrees...
           ;; the angle formed by the right triangle with one leg 
           ;; on the xaxis is 90 - 60 = 30 degrees
    The TANGENT SOLUTION to this problem (without using Sine or Cosine). 
    Note that the Pythagorea theorem can be and is used 
                                 after finding out the length 
                                 of one of the legs using the TANGENT.
  4. Ten Questions, One Airplane, One Star: Where is Waldo? Where is POLARIS? - 9 turtles problem.

    Solution to the TEN QUESTIONS: 1025AirplaneStar.pdf - see #9 and #10 solved using only TANGENT on pages EEE, FFF, and GGG.

    1. The STAR shaped turtle is POLARIS.
    2. Question #9: Find the XCOR of the STAR, of POLARIS.
    3. Question #10: Find the YCOR of the STAR, of POLARIS.

  5. Airplane and Star Where is Waldo Photoshop illustrations. Find the right triangle and draw a diagram of it to help solve the problem. SOH, CAH, TOA.

Wednesday, February 22nd

  1. Snow Falling and Smoke Rising: Effects with Adobe After Effects ...

  2. The SMOKE from Chimney effect by using Wiggle(), Particle Playground, Gravity, a Cannon and Fast Blur.

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Friday, February 24th

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