This term in Media Studies, we chose as an idea for our project to make a website. For our website, we chose to do it on the topic of 'Pewdiepie'. The topic of Pewdiepie is a pretty broad topic, but we have so far covered where he is from, and we are currently working at the moment on how he started out. We decided to do this website on Pewdiepie because we feel like he is a very inspirational person, not only for children but for adults as well. For the first 8 weeks of this term, we were planning our ideas that we could on our website. These ideas included, what kind of information we should add about Pewdiepie. That's what we were doing for the majority of the time because it surprisingly hard to come up with ideas for that. But we eventually thought of a few ideas that we could add into the website. For this project, it hasn't really been one person doing it all. Each person in this group has contributed something to this website, whether it's them writing stuff on the website, or them just putting out their input to help us out. Overall, I think that so far we are on track to actually make an alright website.
JoshR @ Greymouth High School
Greymouth, New Zealand
Thursday, 11 April 2019
Monday, 10 December 2018
Maths Post
Friday, 26 October 2018
Thursday, 9 August 2018
Robotics With Ms Chowfin Summary
The Design Process
The design process is the process of creating something. There are six steps in the process. 1. Ask, 2. imagine, 3. plan, 4. create, 5. experiment, 6. improve. We have used this process ourselves while designing our Mars lander. We asked how we were going to make it, then we made the design on paper. Then we imagined what we wanted it to look like. We planned what we were going to use and make it look like. However we are still yet to create anything in the real world, but we have created a rough design in Tinker Cad. We are still yet to experiment or improve our designs but we are close to the 5th step.
JavaScript with Sphero
JavaScript is one of the world’s best known and most used pieces of coding. Currently we are learning how to make our sphero move with this coding. The video to the right of the text is what we are writing to make our sphero move or roll around. While we still need to make some adjustments before we have fully completed it is a good start for our work. Eventually we will be making our Mars Lander, chassis and all move using this code.
A Bit About InSight
Supporting My Hypothesis
The Mission
The design process is the process of creating something. There are six steps in the process. 1. Ask, 2. imagine, 3. plan, 4. create, 5. experiment, 6. improve. We have used this process ourselves while designing our Mars lander. We asked how we were going to make it, then we made the design on paper. Then we imagined what we wanted it to look like. We planned what we were going to use and make it look like. However we are still yet to create anything in the real world, but we have created a rough design in Tinker Cad. We are still yet to experiment or improve our designs but we are close to the 5th step.
JavaScript with Sphero
JavaScript is one of the world’s best known and most used pieces of coding. Currently we are learning how to make our sphero move with this coding. The video to the right of the text is what we are writing to make our sphero move or roll around. While we still need to make some adjustments before we have fully completed it is a good start for our work. Eventually we will be making our Mars Lander, chassis and all move using this code.
A Bit About InSight
InSight is a mission to Mars that is meant to measure a large number of things. The mission is being spearheaded by NASA and will be doing things such as measuring the temperature of Mars, and even go back to the planet’s beginnings. The main premise of the entire mission is to find out what goes on underneath the red planet’s surface. NASA knows plenty of things about the surface and the atmosphere, but little to nothing about what happens underneath. The information gained from this mission can help them with other planets in the future, even those outside of our Solar System.
Hypothesis
Our design will work on most if not all terrains because we have tested it. It is a robust design and can turn in all directions. We believe this idea can be successful in many ways.
Supporting My Hypothesis
- I think this is what’s going to happen because…Our Robot design has this shape because it is robust and allows for the most movement
- Our Robot will navigate the terrain with these features because we have tested it and it did turn in all directions
The Mission
Our Mission to Mars is to get information about the planet. The reason why we would want this information is because the more information we have means that we may be able to find a way to make Mars habitable and solve many issues that Earth is experiencing
Thursday, 2 August 2018
9Art
Wednesday, 1 August 2018
Python Turtle Game
Today in class we made a Spaceship game made with Python. The code makes a little arrow appear. By clicking on the window that appears when you click the play button, you can move the arrow around. To move it around you have to press the WAS and D keys. These will make it move forward, back, left and right.
Wednesday, 25 July 2018
Football Challenge With Python
Today in class I completed the football challenge using Python. The task is to make a soccer pitch including positions appear by manipulating the coding to make a full 11 man squad appear when it is supposed to. This will help us to understand subroutines/procedures which are used in Python to create sections of code that can be reused multiple times. To create one of the dots you have to insert a code. This code looks like this. drawPlayer(color,x,y,label). To simplify, you insert drawPlayer on a line. Start a bracket after it with no space (no spaces are needed at all), choose a colour (any) and put in after the bracket. Add a coma and and put an x coordinate in. Add a coma and put a y coordinate in. Finally put yet another coma in and put a name in after. Repeat this process over and over until you have made a full 11 man squad.
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