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Created a new model for block-based programming of Arduino, where a translator program (''perevod'') handles the platform specifics for a unified block-based IDE. | Created a new model for block-based programming of Arduino, where a translator program (''perevod'') handles the platform specifics for a unified block-based IDE. | ||
| + | Attended Dr. Dennis Brylow's talk on how to write a research paper and give a research talk. | ||
| + | Attended Dr. George Corliss's talk on how to use the LaTeX typesetting system. | ||
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| + | Wrote the introduction to the MUzECS browser research paper using LaTeX, and wrote a few scripts to optimize the compilation process. | ||
'''Week 4 (June 20-24)''' | '''Week 4 (June 20-24)''' | ||
Revision as of 18:59, 20 June 2016
Personal Information
- Incoming junior | Computer Science/Math majors at Marquette
- Working with Dr. Dennis Brylow on the concepts of Computer Science Education and Embedded Systems
- Crossword puzzle enthusiast && newspaper peruser | Proponent of 24-hour time | Iron chef in training | frisbee thrower | chess player | sports watcher | distance runner | Python user
Log
Week 1 (May 31 - June 3)
Read and annotated the following papers:
- Initialization in Scratch: Seeking Knowledge Transfer. University of Chicago/UC Santa Barbara.
- MUzECS: Embedded Blocks for Exploring Computer Science. Marquette University.
- Hands-On Networking Labs with Embedded Routers. Marquette University.
Discussed preliminary project ideas with other researchers and mentor.
Created a new and improved model for implementing Chrome Browser IDE for MUzECS:
Attended Dr. Kim Factor's research talk on how to be a good researcher.
Researched Code.org's MUzECS alternative, including:
- The Arduino LilyPad platform - analyzing and comparing to the Arduino Leonardo and Uno, the platforms on which MUzECS currently operates
- The Johnny-Five (J5) framework/platform for robotics and IOT devices
- Code.org's AppLab interface for creating programs in a block-based IDE
Week 2 (June 6-10)
Cracked open the source code for the MUzECS Chrome Application.
Began testing on a prototype Circuit Playground Arduino board. Was unable to get a serial connection with this board, so we are ordering a new one in hopes that it works better.
Successfully programmed several components of the Arduino Leonardo using the Johnny-Five JavaScript framework. Exploring the implications of this.
Created a model for JavaScript development targeting Arduino Leonardo and other embedded systems:
Week 3 (June 13-17)
Got a new, working Circuit Playground board and successfully programmed all components of the board in low-level Python.
Explored more possibilities for programming Leonardo distance sensor in JavaScript.
Created a new model for block-based programming of Arduino, where a translator program (perevod) handles the platform specifics for a unified block-based IDE.
Attended Dr. Dennis Brylow's talk on how to write a research paper and give a research talk.
Attended Dr. George Corliss's talk on how to use the LaTeX typesetting system.
Wrote the introduction to the MUzECS browser research paper using LaTeX, and wrote a few scripts to optimize the compilation process.
Week 4 (June 20-24)
