Final #4 (high resolution avatar using MakeHuman

After 4 weeks of trying to figure out how to download this software i finally did it.  Here is my final on Make Human.  I did the best i could to create a face that was close to mine.  It was a lot harder than i thought.  Trying to get as much detail as possible.  

Here is the beginning of my avatar

Started working on the face of my aviator.  I started working on my eyes first. 

tried to get the exact shape of my head. ..

Started fooling around with different hair styles

Worked on my cheeks and bone structure.  I did the best i could to get it exact.  ..

here is a side view of my avatar.. 

Changed the color of my skin.  Added eyebrows and worked on shaping my ears.

As much as this doesn't look at me, i did the best i could.

Here is the back view of my avatar.

It is a final exercise from the Immersive Education course that I am taking at Boston College. The course is called Discovering Computer Graphics. For details, visit the immersive BC portal at http://ImmersiveEducation.org/@/bc

Final #5 (2D video game programmed in Java)

Here is the 2D Video Game I created using GreenLeaf.  It was actually a fun exercise and i learned a lot about Java.  the first video i watched was Classes and objects.I downloaded the Hedgehog world.

JoC #3: Classes and objects

Added more hedgehogs and an apple.  I found that once you place an animal you can press the shift button to add more animals more quickly.

Playing around with more objects.

This shot shows the number of apples the hedgehog ate

FINAL 5a: Greenfoot JoC #4 Finally some code!

This is where is started to get more interesting.  I downloaded the turtle world.  I started to code the turtle game.

here is a view of my java script.  Learning how to do code..

JoC #25: JoC #25: Dealing with errors.

In this exercise i learned how to deal with errors.  this was very helpful in regards to my final game.  Its a great reference to see where i went wrong in my code.

here is more shots of different error messages you can find when writing java in GreenLeaf.

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JoC #5: If statements  

In this exercise we learned all about if statements.  This is action is very important when creating a game in green leaf.  

Here is me practicing code using if statements.

more practice...

JoC #6: Adding random behavior

In this exercise we learned about adding random behavior in GreenLeaf.
I thought this was a great exercise.

Here is my code...

here is a double snap shot of my turtle world and the code I've been writing.

Some more....

JoC #7: Lettuce is good for you!

In this exercise , i learned how to direct turtles to eat lettuce by  using the if statements.

Here is the code I've been writing for this exercise.

here is more pictures of me conducting this exercise.

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JoC #9: Snakes on a plane

In this exercise, we had to add another animal in the world, which were snakes.

I added 3 snakes...

in this picture I'm practicing more code... Focusing more on the snakes actions..

more pictures of my code...

FINAL 5b: Greenfoot Lettuce and Snake

In this exercise, i had to make the snakes eat the lettuce.  

Here is the link to my game!!!

http://www.greenfoot.org/scenarios/13739 

JoC #11: Make it your own”

 In this exercise i thought it was the best one.  I had to incorporate an image of my self and the image our professor gave us.  

FINAL 5c: MY CUSTOMIZED JAVA GAME

Here is the final game that i created with the image our professor gave us and the image i chose. 

Here is the link to my final game!!

http://www.greenfoot.org/scenarios/13740

This is a final exercise where we used Java to learn source coding at a basic level. It is a final exercise from the Immersive Education course that I am taking at Boston College. The course is called Discovering Computer Graphics. For details, visit the immersive BC portal at http://ImmersiveEducation.org/@/bc

Final #6 ( Build your immersive library/Museum)

Here is my final Library and Museum.

 INVENTORY:

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library 2500 blocks

Museum    1500 blocks

Stairs 50 blocks  

Front Wall       50 blocks

Book Shelves       20 blocks

Pine tree 1000 Blocks

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TOTAL: 5120

Here is my Library/Museum.  For some reason, I wasn't able to find my screen shots taken from Minecraft.  I had to take pictures with my phone and then email them to my self. My Museum is underground under the Library.

The Front of my Library/Museum

Birds Eye view

Used red carpets for the floors and went a head and added book shelves.

Here is the front entrance looking into my Library.

Another Front Shot

Another angle from inside the Library

Another angle..

Here is my Museum:

 

Made my museum really colorful!!! Made some secret rooms as well.! I liked how i was underground. Minecraft was a fun way to conduct this final!!

Here is a underwater waterfall i created that is behind glass....

Here is another shot of the hallway...

Made a cage for a spider...

This is a final exercise where we used mine craft to create our Museum/ Library. It is a final exercise from the Immersive Education course that I am taking at Boston College. The course is called Discovering Computer Graphics. For details, visit the immersive BC portal at http://ImmersiveEducation.org/@/bc