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Introduction to Visual Effects Programming - Assignment | VSFX 160, Assignments of Typography

Material Type: Assignment; Professor: Kaul; Class: Introduction to Visual Effects Programming; Subject: Visual Effects; University: Savannah College of Art and Design; Term: Unknown 1989;

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VSFX 160: Introduction to Visual Effects Programming
Grading criteria for assignments
Dave Kaul
Generic Example (This is an example of the assignment I would give in class):
for i in `seq 1 10`;do
echo “Hello World.”
done
GRADE D: Changing only the text in from the template assignment:
Example:
for i in `seq 1 10`;do
echo “Greetings, Earthling!”
done
GRADE C: Changing the text and some variables:
Example:
for j in `seq 1 100`;do
echo “Says alien $j: Greetings, Earthling!”
done
GRADE B: Changing the structure of the program by using different looping techniques,
procedures, variables in such as way that demonstrates some fundamental programming
knowledge. Some innovation is included that improves upon the original.
Example:
let a=0
while [ $a –lt 11]; do
echo “My Hulking power grows $a times!”
let a+=1
done
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VSFX 160: Introduction to Visual Effects Programming

Grading criteria for assignments

Dave Kaul

Generic Example (This is an example of the assignment I would give in class): for i in seq 1 10;do echo “Hello World.” done GRADE D : Changing only the text in from the template assignment: Example: for i in seq 1 10;do echo “Greetings, Earthling!” done GRADE C : Changing the text and some variables: Example: for j in seq 1 100;do echo “Says alien $j: Greetings, Earthling!” done GRADE B : Changing the structure of the program by using different looping techniques, procedures, variables in such as way that demonstrates some fundamental programming knowledge. Some innovation is included that improves upon the original. Example: let a= while [ $a –lt 11]; do echo “My Hulking power grows $a times!” let a+= done

GRADE A : Designing a program from scratch that demonstrates competency in fundamental programming issues and innovative or entertaining thought. This is a fun, exceptional program that incorporates techniques such as good commenting, error checking, readability, and accessibility. Also, it incorporates basic procedures, variables, loops, user input, mathematics, and creativity found in all programming languages, bash shell scripting included. Example: #! /bin/bash

Super hero picker, by Dave Kaul. This program has error checking to make sure user

inputs an answer

Procedures go here. This program allows the user to input their favorite superheroes

hulk(){ echo “Hulk smash!” } spidey(){ echo “My spidey senses are tingling!” } batman(){ echo “I have bat-like super-skills!” }

This is the main program

while [ -z $ans ]; do #While $ans is greater than zero length echo “Do you like Hulk, Spiderman, Batman, or some other wannabe?” read ans done case $ans in [hH]|[hH]ulk )hulk;; # The [] lets you specify different characters [sS]|[sS]piderman )spidey;; [bB]|[bB]batman )batman;;

  • )echo “That hero has no skills!”;; esac