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MASTERIES

Here are mastery #4 and mastery #20

https://youtu.be/zchNiUFIazw

#mastery04 #mastery20

BONUS VIDEO!!

Well, here is the bonus vdeo. I hope you like it.

https://youtu.be/YpacUU2wutY

#TC101 #BONUS

This image is similar to an array. It groups things. (I am tired, sorry). Here is WSQ 10

https://github.com/bsolisale/WSQQ/blob/master/WSQ10

#WSQ10 #TC101

Here are masteries #24 and #26

One is about arrays and the other one is about matrixes. Those topics were the hardest for me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTyWA3_9oZ8

#mastery24 #mastery26

Here are masteries #6 and #13

Those were about installing Linux in my computer and about importing and using a library.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SqD3NbKY7k

#MASTERY06 #MASTERY13

FINAL PROJECT

So, we finally finished the project after some hours of hard work and problem solving. We teamed with Eduardo for debugging, because sometimes we had the same mistakes, for example, when trying with some picture, we got segmentation error and with others everything worked fine. After using a lot of examples, we discovered that it was because of the size of the image. In the last post, we were only missing the half the size part, even when it´s basically half the project, it was little for us because I think the hardest part was to make everything work in order to start the code. We research a lot about the coding, but our biggest problem was the first part. Our biggest problem with this last part was the segmentation error, we really panicked because we had the black and white part done, but when we tried with another picture, it just stopped working, but as I said before, we figured it out. SO, we are really happy to finish this. This was some of our help for this last part:

http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/general/2615/

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27351737/c-how-to-shrink-an-image-using-a-pointer-array

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/299267/image-scaling-and-rotating-in-c-c

Here is our final code:

https://github.com/kenwbauer/TC101F15_Team06/blob/master/FINALPROJECT.cpp

#PROJECT #TC101

Project

Sooo... we finally could have a big advance after the weekend when we couldn’t do a lot because the program didn’t compile for a fatal error. Ken fixed that and we work really hard yesterday. As you can see in the picture, we got together with some other classmates to find a solution to every problem we had (every team is in a different point). We are done with the black and white part, we are just missing the half-the-image part, but I think we have completed the most difficult part, that was to use linux correctly and research how to work with images. We used a lot of information from the internet, Omar saved the links, so, all of those are on his blog. Hopefully we will finish today the whole project.

#Project #TC101

Hey! This is the last WSQ! (Actually I am still missing a couple, that I will post later). This was different because we didn’t have to create a program like we always do, we had to use an application called Sci-lab. Fist of all, I really liked the logo, which is like a bird, and well, I had to download Java too because I didn’t have it and I needed it to work with the app.

Sci-lab is kind of weird, it has really a lot of tools to do exacly what you want to do. It is beyond conventional programing. I thin it can be really useful, mostly for the ones that are studying ISC, but it can be a good tool for every engineer and designer.

#WSQ17 #TC101

Another easy WSQ. It was about he babylonian method to obtain the square root of a number. I first searched in Google what was that, and then use a float to create the function, because the square root has to be specific. Here is my code: https://github.com/bsolisale/WSQQ/blob/master/WSQ13

#WSQ13 #TC101

It’s almost thanksgiving, so, you get a special picture of me eating a turkey leg.

Here is WSQ 14. We had to calculate e with a certain parameter. This is WSQ was easy, and actually was a quiz, which I did first, so, I just had to post my code again. Here it is. https://github.com/bsolisale/WSQQ/commit/b59666b7025f0e18060debc3636d4c0ff2a592a4

#WSQ14

FINAL DASH

So, maybe I should have opened this WSQ before, because we have only 3 days left to finish. My plans to finish this semester is to finish all of the WSQs and the masteries, and keep practicing for the exam, that is in. We got here so fast, I am happy we are done, but now I got to focus on the finals.

#WSQ15 #TC101

Pheeew. This quiz was kinda weird because I just didn’t know what I was supposed to do, so I had to look at others code to understand “the problem”. But finally, here is my code:

https://github.com/bsolisale/quiz11/blob/2922bfb2a4e2035cb1da025055359a5a0564e5d1/QUIZ11

#QUIZ11 #TC101

Hello there. This is about our project. Later we installed ImageMagick on my computer (Mac), we realized it didn’t work, so we kept trying but we failed. We asked Eduardo for help and he tried to help us with that, but still it didn’t work. So Omar and I decided to use Linux instead (virtual machine, on VMWare). Eduardo kept helping us and we finally could get Ubuntu to work, we downloaded atom, ImageMagick again and ran “Hello World” on terminal to see if it worked, and it did. But the problems came when we tried to run a sample program on terminal. We had a fatal error, and we tried to see what was wrong, I asked Ken on Twitter and he is helping me, but we still haven’t found which is the problem.

Also, Linux changed my keyboard from Spanish to English, it was weird for me because I’m not used to type “the regular way”. Now I can feel what Ken feels when he uses my computer.

#TC010 #project

Here is the quiz for bonus points. Easy peasy japaneasy.

#TC101 ECOS

We are finally in the last part of the semester. How did we get here? Well. This is wsq #12. It was easy for me, the point of it was to create a program that calculates de greatest common divisor of two numbers. I did this with functions. The only thing I had to look for, was the math part of it, because it had to be done with Euclidean algorithm, and I have learned that recursion is not the best option when programming. So, here’s my code: https://github.com/bsolisale/WSQQ/blob/master/WSQ12%20GCD

#WSQ12

An array is used when we need to handle similar types of data. It is defined as a sequence of variable that can store value of one particular data type. To define an array, we use this guide: type array_name[size]; For example, if we want to make an array to enter the age of 5 people, we write it like this: int age[5]; The resulting array can be represented the first image of the top.

This array has 5 elements in it, but notice that the first element in the array is age[0]. This is true for any array we create. Also, we can initialize an array at the time of declaration. This means, we can enter the data that goes in each element since we declare the array, for example: int age[5] = {12, 16, 7, 14, 10}; Example: Program to store 5 numbers entered by the user in an array and display first and last number only. (Second image on the top)

#MASTERY24

Here are masteries 11 and 12, about functions, creating them and calling them. Enjoy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54p8SYCX8cY

#MASTERY11 #MASTERY12

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