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= Homework #0: Computational (An)aesthetics =
= Homework #0: Computational (An)aesthetics =


=== Specification ===
=== Reading ===
* first, read [http://ccrma.stanford.edu/courses/220b-winter-2008/readings/cslifeuniverseeverything.pdf this paper]
** no need to worry about the details for now, just get a sense of what it's about, and think about the ideas
** in fact, try spending no more than 20 minutes total on the paper
 
 
=== Specification (part 1 of 2) ===
* respond to the reading assignment in '''one''' of the following ways:
*** '''either''' a chuck program (of any desired length) that makes sound
*** '''or''' a brief written/textual response (can be as short as a paragraph, or as long as uh two paragraphs, or more)
*** '''or''' a drawing / image, or something else graphical
*** '''or''' a combination of above
* this can be to something directly in the paper, or indirectly from the ideas
 
 
=== Specification (part 2 of 2) ===
* construct two chucku's, according to the following specifications
* construct two chucku's, according to the following specifications
** like a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haiku haiku], a ''chucku'' should contain exactly 3 lines of code
** like a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haiku haiku], a ''chucku'' should contain exactly 3 lines of code
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** the chucku's should be standalone (i.e., no external audio or chuck files)
** the chucku's should be standalone (i.e., no external audio or chuck files)
** (thanks to Chris + kijjaz for the idea)
** (thanks to Chris + kijjaz for the idea)


=== Deliverables ===
=== Deliverables ===
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'''turn in all files by putting them in your Library/Web/220b/hw0/ directory.'''
'''turn in all files by putting them in your Library/Web/220b/hw0/ directory.'''


* 1) a separate .ck file for each chucku
* 1) your responses to the reading, as .ck or .txt or .jpg files
* 2) an audio recording of one or more of the programs (hw0.wav)
* 2) a separate .ck file for each chucku
* 3) your responses to the reading
* 3) an audio recording of one or more of the programs (hw0.wav)
* 4) a short README text ('''readme.txt''') file that:
* 4) a short README text ('''readme.txt''') file that:
** explains your ideas in constructing each program
** explains your ideas in constructing each program

Revision as of 01:49, 13 January 2008

Homework #0: Computational (An)aesthetics

Reading

  • first, read this paper
    • no need to worry about the details for now, just get a sense of what it's about, and think about the ideas
    • in fact, try spending no more than 20 minutes total on the paper


Specification (part 1 of 2)

  • respond to the reading assignment in one of the following ways:
      • either a chuck program (of any desired length) that makes sound
      • or a brief written/textual response (can be as short as a paragraph, or as long as uh two paragraphs, or more)
      • or a drawing / image, or something else graphical
      • or a combination of above
  • this can be to something directly in the paper, or indirectly from the ideas


Specification (part 2 of 2)

  • construct two chucku's, according to the following specifications
    • like a haiku, a chucku should contain exactly 3 lines of code
    • each chucku should generate sound
    • check out one line chuck crazy to see similarly compact examples
    • the chucku's should be standalone (i.e., no external audio or chuck files)
    • (thanks to Chris + kijjaz for the idea)


Deliverables

turn in all files by putting them in your Library/Web/220b/hw0/ directory.

  • 1) your responses to the reading, as .ck or .txt or .jpg files
  • 2) a separate .ck file for each chucku
  • 3) an audio recording of one or more of the programs (hw0.wav)
  • 4) a short README text (readme.txt) file that:
    • explains your ideas in constructing each program
    • contains instructions on running your programs
    • any comments about each program / musical statement
    • describe any difficulties you encountered in the process


Thanks!!!