Revision as of 23:15, 18 March 2021

Homework #0:

Due Date

2021.4.2 11:59:59pm, Friday

Part 1:

Find any sample ChucK program that you like, find interesting, etc.
- examples that comes with ChucK (in miniAudicle, choose File->Examples...)
- http://chuck.stanford.edu/doc/examples/
Change exactly one number that makes an important difference in the output of the program
Run the modified program and record a few seconds it to a wav file
write a thoughtful paragraph about you did: which example you chose, how you found it, what interested you about it, what you changed, and any observations or things you learned along the way. Include a link to the example code you started with.

Part 2: A Short-form Musical Statement

create a musical statement in the form of a ChucK program
- no more than 30 seconds in duration
- use anywhere between 1 to 50 lines of code
record the statement to a wav file

Part 3: Create a CCRMA Webpage and Post Your Work

follow these instructions: “Hello CCRMA!”
copy all ChucK (.ck) and sound (*.wav) to your 220a/hw0 web directory and link them from your HTML page
write a thoughtful paragraph about what you did: conveying your ideas/comments in constructing each program, with any special instructions on running your program, and

describing any difficulties you encountered in the process. Please also acknowledge anyone that helped you here.

Deliverables

turn in all files by putting them in your 220a CCRMA webpage and submit ONLY your webpage URL to Canvas

Your webpage should include:

1) your hw0 should live at https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~YOURID/220a/hw0
2) your ChucK (.ck) files for Parts 1 and 2
3) your sound (.wav) files for Parts 1 and 2
4) a short description as described in this section of Part 3

@@ Line 7: / Line 7: @@
 === Part 1: ===
 * Find any sample ChucK program that you like, find interesting, etc.
+** examples that comes with ChucK (in miniAudicle, choose File->Examples...)
 ** http://chuck.stanford.edu/doc/examples/
 * Change exactly one number that makes an important difference in the output of the program
 * Run the modified program and record a few seconds it to a wav file
-* write a thoughtful paragraph about you did: which example you chose, how
+* write a thoughtful paragraph about you did: which example you chose, how you found it, what interested you about it, what you changed, and any observations or things you learned along the way. Include a link to the example code you started with.
-  you found it, what interested you about it, what you changed, and
-  any observations or things you learned along the way. Include a
-  [http://chuck.stanford.edu/doc/examples/" link to the
-  example code you started with].
 === Part 2: A Short-form Musical Statement ===
@@ Line 26: / Line 23: @@
 * follow these instructions: [https://ccrma.stanford.edu/courses/220a/homework/0/make-ccrma-web-page.html “Hello CCRMA!”]
 * copy all ChucK (.ck) and sound (*.wav) to your 220a/hw0 web directory and link them from your HTML page
+* write a thoughtful paragraph about what you did: conveying your ideas/comments in constructing each program, with any special instructions on running your program, and
+describing any difficulties you encountered in the process.  Please also acknowledge anyone that helped you here.
 === Deliverables ===
@@ Line 36: / Line 34: @@
 * 3) your sound (.wav) files for Parts 1 and 2
 * 4) a short description as described in [https://ccrma.stanford.edu/courses/220a/homework/0/make-ccrma-web-page.html#creating-the-first-web-page this section of Part 3]
-** conveys your ideas/comments in constructing each program
-** contains instructions on running your programs
-** describes any difficulties you encountered in the process