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Arduino, Processing, Fusion360
4 Class Projects
It takes about 2 hours hour(s) to complete each project.
My Motorized Box: Motors vs People? There's someone living in a box.
My Face Tracking Mirror: A mirror that only I follow.
My Jansen Leg: Spiders? crab? A mysterious alien creature robot.
My IoT Switch: I turned off and on the lights anywhere I wanted.
Skills You’ll Learn
▶ Course guide for each parking lot
computer language coding,
It's a sure-fire weapon that will turn your imagination into reality!
Now that software education has become compulsory Coding is not an option, it's a requirementIt became. The reason why coding education is receiving global attention Computer thinking and logicRaise Problem-solving skills and creativityThis is because it is an education that improves.
Hello Creator!
An era where everyone can be an artist
Along with science and technology, works of art from various fields are being created. It is an age where anyone with an idea can create a new work of art beyond seeing, hearing, and enjoying works of art. A digital age that crosses the boundaries between viewers and creators! Anyone with an idea is an artist.
Let's think, explore, and invent while playing!
Hi, I'm Code Code Man.
Codeman creates rich experience by providing projects that can stimulate children's imagination and develop a sense of accomplishment through media art, away from repetitive programming languages. I believe you can create everything with imagination and a little know-how! So our motto ”We can make almost anything”This is it.
[CEO Kim Sung-hoon, Code Code Man]
Code Academy Director
New York University Tisch ITP graduate
Attended Korea National University of Arts
Former) Art Center Butterfly Lab Team Leader
Adding media art to coding,
Experience the advanced coding process!
This class Advanced coding classes based on media artIt's. Among the various programs I developed myself Work on 4 projects that have been verified offlineI will. actually A vivid process where an idea meets technology and sublimates it into a workTrain coding thinking muscles through It's a fun coding project that creates 4 wonderful works of artIt's.
What is our mission?
An amazing experience where a little imagination becomes reality!
Thought expansion is an area of art, and it is technology that embodies it. There is nothing more valuable than moving away from repetitive programming languages and stimulating children's imagination and experiencing a sense of fulfillment through media art.
From programming to work completion!
I'll let you know everything slowly!
In order for a work to be completed, it takes the structure and design of the work, 3D modeling, and finally coding that will perform the magic to move it. We will slowly teach you everything from the basic design of the work to the programming.
▶ Actual student reviews
Add coding to ideas and turn them into works!
Let me introduce a coding project!
Project #1
| My Housework Box
A fun, unidentifiable box that you can't even use!
The servo motors control the lid of the box by moving with each other over time. They close quickly, and sometimes close at the moment when they are too quick to come. The motor moves in a unique way depending on how we write the script. It's like thinking for yourself.
You can feel the movement of the machine emotionally through the sewing box, known as a made-in-garage/made by dad toy that American fathers make for the first time for their children.
Project #2
| My Face Tracking Mirror
I never miss a little robot with a mirror no matter where I go.
You'll experience the art of capturing faces by reinterpreting works presented by media artist group Random International. It is a technology that processes webcam images to receive information about the location of my face's eyes, nose, and mouth, and moves a mirror to follow me. Also, I'm going to make a two-degree robot that moves up, down, left, and right using a servo motor.
Project #3
| My Jansen Leg
It's not a spider, it's not a crab, but it moves frantically!
Let's make StrandBEEST by mechanical engineering artist Theo Jansen. You will learn a design where legs of different proportions are linked (connected) repeatedly, and the resulting circular motion is transformed into a walking movement to move back and forth. Movements like alien creatures may follow you.
Project #4
| My IoT Switch
You need to go outside the futon anymore to put out the room light?
We will learn about IoT technology, which we can often experience in the latest appliances and buildings.
Let's make an IoT switch that turns on and off lights operated by a mobile phone app.
I'm going to model and install the switch housing and clicker, and create an IoT device that processes signals sent from a mobile phone via wireless communication or the web.
The fourth industrial era!
You must develop your own competitiveness, not compete with machines!
My motto is to nurture children who think creatively and proactively get what they want through practical and realistic classes rather than programming education where they only memorize and repeat grammar. I hope that if you follow me step by step and make something fun, coding is exciting, and I want to try it out, and I hope I will have time to learn what kind of person I should be.
Required for the class
Here is an introduction to the kit.
1. All-in-one kit
What you need to prepare for the class all at once
This is an all-in-one kit where you can create a total of 4 works.
Kit 1 - My Houseware Box
Kit 2 - My Face Tracking Mirror
Kit 3 - My Jansen Leg
Kit 4 - My IoT Switch
🚚 This is a shipping guide.
- Depending on the availability of inventory, kit components may be shipped in place of other similar products.
- For inquiries about product defects or incorrect delivery, please contact the Class 101 Customer Service Center.
Curriculum
Creator
CodeCodeMan
Hallo
Programming is just a language, and it's a tool that helps me produce much richer results with the sweetener called programming when I have a goal and an idea I want.
The form of media art classes pursued by NYU TISCH begins with the motto of simply making the world more fun and richer, starting with the background of various people and the different conditions that each person has. Imagination is the most important thing, and students are judged by how passionate they are. Skills are learned naturally afterwards.
Such an education policy seemed fresh to me, and I wanted to give it to young friends in Korea to experience it. I started the training day because I wanted to prove that anyone can do it if they have a sense of challenge, rather than just taking college courses and becoming an adult.
Kim Sung-hoon, CEO of Code Code Man
New York University Tisch ITP
The City College of New York Computer science
Lecturer at Korea National University of Arts
Art Center Navi Lab Team Leader
Code Academy Director