Computational Thinking

Hi there, Today, we are looking at the final part of the long 4-part series on the Winton Guest House. In the previous parts, we focused on modeling and exploring different methods to create the geometry that we want. But with all that geometry processing, we need a way to…

Date : 2022.05.08 Key words : Computational Thinking 運算思維 Decomposition 分解 Pattern Recognition 模式識別 Pattern Generalization and Abstraction 歸納與抽象化 Algorithm 演算法 前言： 在學習演算法之前先來理解一下什麼是運算思維？ 運算思維(C …

‘Tools for thought’ is emergent category of software embedded in the computational. Venture capitalism firms are hot for it. This software may involve writing notes, connecting notes (ideas), exploring viewpoints, create ‘wiser’ thought forms. Why? To help humans think in another way. With the promise of a ‘better’ way. This…

Banner link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TGzk8hB3WcS_DmG9-xVQPqXtybGc8Q0_/view?usp=sharing Image link: https://www.pexels.com/photo/black-and-gray-motherboard-2582937/ Computational thinking involves the process involved with the formulation of a problem and finding a solution that humans and computers can equally understand and compute. It’s a process that’s essential to computer science but can be seamlessly integrated into various educational fields like mathematics…

“Modeling” is a standard for mathematical practice in the Common Core Standards (National Governors Association Center for Best Practices, Council of Chief State School Officers, 2010) and “using mathematics and computational thinking” is one of the eight science and engineering practices in the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS Lead States…

Poetry is structured. Poetry is chaos. Poetry is formulaic. Poetry is rule-breaking. Poetry can be any and all of these things! When thinking of poetry, you might be tempted to see it solely as existing within the realm of the English language arts, or ELA. It’s something to be studied…

A computer does two things: it performs calculations and remembers the result of those calculations. Both happen quickly; imagine you are holding a ball a meter over the floor and letting it go. By the time it reaches the bottom, your computer could have executed more than a billion instructions. …

Hi there, In keeping with last week’s theme, we are going to be creating a twisted voxel tower. Since we were briefly introduced to data management skills in the last article, I thought we build on that by using a bigger dataset. Instead of managing multiple lists of floor profiles…