Fall 2022
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Thesis Part II, #3 – Feedback
I’ve recently found myself in a position where I’m not quite sure what to ask anymore, in terms of receiving feedback. But thankfully, some recent office hours have been the source of some great conversation and feedback. Recently I spoke with Akshita, and she really helped me get my head on straight last week. I’ve…
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Thesis Part II, #2 – User Testing
I have been able to do a fair amount of user testing and research, as I had a prototype for the Winter Show last semester. Some of the major takeaways from watching people interact with my project were working to have a more simple interaction — there were a few times where kids wanted to…
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Thesis Part II, #1 – Feedback
Some of the major takeaways from the prototype demo were mainly about the interaction part of the piece — reaffirming the need to make it self explanatory in a way and easily discoverable, without the need to explain how-to in depth, and just allowing the audience to discover for themselves. Since the last thesis class,…
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Thesis Part I, #7 – Feedback
Feedback from the final presentation– Suraj: I loved “this” slide showing why you want to do this with your interests the last time you showed it. I think it is very powerful in helping the audience understand what your intention is. Very clear todos. Olivia: The working prototype is a really solid step! Glad that…
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Thesis Part I, #6 – Final Paper & Presentation
Here is the link to my slides for the final presentation as well as the link to my final paper.
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UndNet – Final Thoughts & Questions
Takeaways Some of my takeaways from this class, is being more comfortable with Terminal (since the most I’ve ever done is ping an IP address), and how to actually and effectively use it, as well as setting up, configuring, and using my own server. I have found it very helpful and useful to be able…
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Final Live Stream – Control ADM
For my final live stream, I decided to do an interactive stream through Instagram, where viewers can submit movements to control ADM the Abstract Drawing Machine. I pinned a comment that said — “Type a direction + a number (ex. 3R, 2U) — and I would manually press the arrow keys on my computer to…
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Understanding Networks Definitions
PEM PEM stands for Privacy Enhanced mail, and was originally intended for use to secure email communication through the internet, but has since become a standard for internet security. It is used as a file type in Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)*, as a file format that stores cryptographic keys, such as SSL certificated along with…