Web-based Visual Programming for Media Computation
Description: Web-based Visual Programming for Media Computation using Blockly Jake Trower (Advisor: Jeff Gray) Department of Computer Science, University of Alabama This work was sponsored in part by NSF awards 117940 and 1240944 Also sponsored by
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slide1. Web-based Visual Programming
for Media Computation using Blockly
Jake Trower (Advisor: Jeff Gray)
Department of Computer Science, University of Alabama This work was sponsored in part by NSF awards #117940 and #1240944
Also sponsored by Google CS4HS Left: “exploration” interface which allows users to visualize a sound Left: example Tunely program that plays a sound before and after doubling the volume of the sound (by doubling each sample value) Left & Above: example snippet that generates a sinewave (by calculating the appropriate sample values) and plays it. Right: example chromakey program that iterates through one canvas and copies “non-green” pixels onto another canvas<br>
for Media Computation using Blockly
Jake Trower (Advisor: Jeff Gray)
Department of Computer Science, University of Alabama This work was sponsored in part by NSF awards #117940 and #1240944
Also sponsored by Google CS4HS Left: “exploration” interface which allows users to visualize a sound Left: example Tunely program that plays a sound before and after doubling the volume of the sound (by doubling each sample value) Left & Above: example snippet that generates a sinewave (by calculating the appropriate sample values) and plays it. Right: example chromakey program that iterates through one canvas and copies “non-green” pixels onto another canvas<br>