Coding for beginners: learn coding by creating art
Coding for beginners: learn coding by creating art, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.05, with 28 lectures, 3 quizzes, based on 171 reviews, and has 2668 subscribers.
You will learn about You will realize that you're not limited to design tools that other people have created for you You will be able to create visuals, both animated and still, by writing code You will create small interactive applications (called 'sketches' in Processing) You will realize how creative coding can complement and enhance your current design processes You will start understanding some major programming concepts like variables, functions and conditionals This course is ideal for individuals who are Artists with no prior programming experience but with an interest in using code to create art or People who like instant (visual) gratification: Processing, unlike other programming languages, makes it very easy to get visual output almost immediately. this is very satisfying and highly motivating. or Total programming beginners in general who want to get a basic understanding of programming in a fun and creative way or Students of all ages who have been bored and turned off by traditional programming courses and who are looking for a fun way to make programming more exciting or Beware though: this introductory course is definitely NOT for people who already know what operators, datatypes, loops and functions are. Except if they're interested in how Processing can be used to create visual output. It is particularly useful for Artists with no prior programming experience but with an interest in using code to create art or People who like instant (visual) gratification: Processing, unlike other programming languages, makes it very easy to get visual output almost immediately. this is very satisfying and highly motivating. or Total programming beginners in general who want to get a basic understanding of programming in a fun and creative way or Students of all ages who have been bored and turned off by traditional programming courses and who are looking for a fun way to make programming more exciting or Beware though: this introductory course is definitely NOT for people who already know what operators, datatypes, loops and functions are. Except if they're interested in how Processing can be used to create visual output.
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Summary
Title: Coding for beginners: learn coding by creating art
Price: $69.99
Average Rating: 4.05
Number of Lectures: 28
Number of Quizzes: 3
Number of Published Lectures: 28
Number of Published Quizzes: 3
Number of Curriculum Items: 31
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 31
Original Price: $19.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- You will realize that you're not limited to design tools that other people have created for you
- You will be able to create visuals, both animated and still, by writing code
- You will create small interactive applications (called 'sketches' in Processing)
- You will realize how creative coding can complement and enhance your current design processes
- You will start understanding some major programming concepts like variables, functions and conditionals
Who Should Attend
- Artists with no prior programming experience but with an interest in using code to create art
- People who like instant (visual) gratification: Processing, unlike other programming languages, makes it very easy to get visual output almost immediately. this is very satisfying and highly motivating.
- Total programming beginners in general who want to get a basic understanding of programming in a fun and creative way
- Students of all ages who have been bored and turned off by traditional programming courses and who are looking for a fun way to make programming more exciting
- Beware though: this introductory course is definitely NOT for people who already know what operators, datatypes, loops and functions are. Except if they're interested in how Processing can be used to create visual output.
Target Audiences
- Artists with no prior programming experience but with an interest in using code to create art
- People who like instant (visual) gratification: Processing, unlike other programming languages, makes it very easy to get visual output almost immediately. this is very satisfying and highly motivating.
- Total programming beginners in general who want to get a basic understanding of programming in a fun and creative way
- Students of all ages who have been bored and turned off by traditional programming courses and who are looking for a fun way to make programming more exciting
- Beware though: this introductory course is definitely NOT for people who already know what operators, datatypes, loops and functions are. Except if they're interested in how Processing can be used to create visual output.
[update: August 12th 2015: the default download on the Processing page is Processing 3 beta now, for this course we need the stable Processing 2.2.1 though, you can still download it if you scroll down the download page a little ]
[update: August 9th 2015: all videos have subtitles now!]
Are you an artist who's been thinking about integrating coding into your artistic workflow but you've not yet dared to dip your feet into the vast ocean of bits and bytes? Then you've come to the right place! This course will allow you to get a sense of it all and to then decide if you want to go further down that road or not.
Have you been bored to death by traditional programming courses, either in school or online, yet you are still interested in programming because you think this stuff is still kinda important to know and could, maybe, even, actually be fun after all? Well, in that case you've come to the right place as well as I'm going to try to give you a fresh view on programming!
And just to be clear: this introductory course requires NO previous programming knowledge at all. It starts from zero. And there are no stupid questions so ask them in the course forum and I'll address them there.
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction
Lecture 1: Promo video: what this course is about
Lecture 2: Why should you learn creative coding? Here's why!
Chapter 2: Setting Things Up
Lecture 1: Notice: recent changes on processing.org
Lecture 2: Download and install Processing on a Mac
Lecture 3: Download and install Processing on a Windows PC
Lecture 4: Discover the Processing user interface
Chapter 3: Starting to draw basic shapes
Lecture 1: Prepare your 'drawing board'
Lecture 2: Use the different basic shapes
Lecture 3: One additional shape, and greyscales
Lecture 4: Explanation regarding the 2nd question of the quiz
Chapter 4: It's alive! Getting things moving.
Lecture 1: Improve the setup and act random
Lecture 2: Exercise: random size
Lecture 3: Exercise: random size (solution)
Lecture 4: Create moving laser beams!
Lecture 5: Exercise: color explosion!
Lecture 6: Exercise: color explosion! (solution)
Lecture 7: More fun with lines
Lecture 8: Exercise: try if you can do this on your own!
Lecture 9: Exercise (solution)
Chapter 5: Interactive
Lecture 1: Write your own little drawing program!
Lecture 2: Exercise: change the shape of the brush
Lecture 3: Exercise (solution)
Lecture 4: Enhance your little drawing program by adding mouse events!
Lecture 5: Enhance it further by adding keystroke events!
Lecture 6: Exercise: change the color of the stroke
Lecture 7: Exercise (solution)
Chapter 6: Conclusion
Lecture 1: List and description of all the functions and variables seen in the course
Lecture 2: Conclusion (coming soon)
Instructors
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Jerome Herr
Code Weaver
Rating Distribution
- 1 stars: 3 votes
- 2 stars: 8 votes
- 3 stars: 22 votes
- 4 stars: 41 votes
- 5 stars: 97 votes
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