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Introduction to Computer Science

Graphical Image Manipulation Program
Adobe Premier Pro - Short Film

I have been using GIMP in my Introduction to Computer Science course, and have gotten quite good at it. I got 2 sprites and a background and edited them both. I put them onto a poster for a short film I will create later in the course.

I have been using Adobe Premier Pro in my Introduction to Computer Science course a lot recently. It is a really cool program where I put together all of my films scenes and audio effects together into one. I even added a voiceover and rolling credits for my outro and intro! Go watch my short film Before Sunrise, and the Vlog of how I created it below!

See How I Made My Movie!

Download GIMP!

Get sound effects from Pixabay!

Download Premier Pro

Short Film, Before Sunrise!

Python Programming (Python Institute)

In Introduction to Computer Science, I have recently been working in Python Institute. I have learned the basics of programming in Python and it has actually been quite interesting. I am finishing the introduction course in Python Institute and should be pushing to take the exam soon. If  you are interested in programming Python is a great language to learn and Institute is a great way to learn it. I highly recommend you use it.

 

  • Strings - Words or numbers that will be printed as is by putting quotation marks around them or using str() function.

  • Integers - Whole numbers that can be used to perform mathematical functions can be made into integers with int() function.

  • Booleans - Functions that can be answered with true or false by Python which can be used for if or while statements. 

  • Floats - Returns a floating-point number

  • Variables - Letter or word with a value or string attached to it

  • Concatenation - Combining variables and integers into strings

  • while() - While boolean is true it repeatedly runs your program

  • if() - If a boolean is true it will imbed into the statement and perform the code within the if statement

My Python Notebook!

Behind the program! (How they work)

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Python Institute Website

Replit Website

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