About A highly visual introduction to programming (nice for designers, artists) For beginners (no prerequisites) Past participants in Notochord courses include students from Apple, Oculus, Unity, Google, Future Deluxe, The Mill, and many game studios. Student Praise "I gotta say, I'm really digging the course so far. As a visual artist and designer with no coding background, it's exactly what I needed! I've actually found myself picking up some of the concepts way faster than I thought I would." "I've just started with the basic course now and I must say you have put up a nice learning framework for students! Cannot wait to get to the WebGPU part(y)!" "I enjoyed a lot the Grid Algebra course. It helped me to think how to deconstruct a problem with the available data. I did other basic courses of coding and this algebra part was always skipped, but I find it important to try to solve problems with the data that's there and not automatically go search on Google for a solution. I see the potential of where it can lead. The pacing was also good. It was basic Math of course, but it made me view Math as a fun thing." Topics Intro to programming I 1. Programming syntax 2. Debugging 3. Basic data types4. Drawing with code 5. Variables 6. Loops 7. Gradients Intro to programming II 1. Control flow 2. If statements 3. Functions 4. Arrays 5. Loops 6. Objects Modulo mini-sequence 1. What is % 2. How to use % in javascript and shaders Animation mini-sequence 1. how animation works in javascript 2. setTimeout 3. await 4. requestAnimationFrame Grid Algebra & Offsets1. How to create variation with repetition in code2. Alignment and margin3. How to evenly distribute rows and columns4. Rotations and grids Cellular automataPractice your new coding skills by exploring one dimensional cellular automata from scratch. Then explore a Conway's game, a more complex two dimensional cellular automata, as well as how to render it in a non-traditional way. Questions? Please email [email protected].
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