L4COUR / L4COUR_AU_Aesthetic-Programming

An Archive of all the p5.js mini-excersises from the course in Aesthetic Programming at Aarhus University, along with conceptualizations of the final exam project
https://github.com/auap
2 stars 0 forks source link

Feedback Mini_Ex9, Mathias Tvilling #19

Open MathiasTvilling opened 6 years ago

MathiasTvilling commented 6 years ago

Hi Frederik

For the individual flowchart, I think you have understood the way to use them as a tool brilliantly. In this case, the flowchart actually help to create an overview, and an understanding of how all the complex code works together. This is valuable (in my opinion), because in the texteditor for the code, everything is stacked on top of each other. It can sometimes become one big pile up, and the longer and more complex the code becomes, the more difficult it is to keep some kind of overview. But when we transfer it to a flowchart, which you have done here, we can sort of split it into groups, if you will, which creates this understanding of components in a machine almost. To me, the flowchart was about conveying an idea, a concept, as simply as possible in order to use it as a tool for communication, where as what you have done goes in a different direction. This also becomes apparent in comparison with the group flowchart you've made.

Using flowcharts like this is a skill I believe to be very valuable in the future, should you have to sell someone an idea or a program - so great job mate!