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Today our Robotics class started by building rovers and continued learning about loops and sensors. These tools helped them program their robots to have a dance competition! We can’t get over how impressed we are by our campers!
On December 9, 2016, the Arboretum and Public Garden had the opportunity to welcome a group of students from a journalism program in Visalia CA. The aspiring young journalists had the opportunity to interview our Museum Education & Interpretive Manager- Maya Makker, GATEways Outreach Students- Vivian Le and Rachel Le and our Outreach and Leadership Program Coordinator- Melissa Cruz.
Baby Steps Program at Hardgrave Photography in Knoxville Arkansas with Ceritified Professional Photographer Becky Hardgrave.
The model is again the 'imp' from Doom3. This time it is animated using its own animations in md5anim format. The model itself is parsed from an md5mesh file.
The application is a small test application using OpenGL. The file parsing is done using good ol' fopen and fread. The skeletal animation was coded by myself and tediously going through numerous articles. But I have to admit I did not understand the math behind skeletal animation. :( If I were to use skeletal animation again, I would code it all over again.
Skeletal Animation, at least for me, seemed really complicated and hard-to-get-right. You can read more about it at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skeletal_animation
Noted Zambian artist and art teacher Mwamba Mulangala developed a Visual Arts Program for the youth served by Lubuto Libraries, held weekly in Lubuto’s purpose-built Arts and Activities Buildings. The program began at the first Lubuto Library in Lusaka in September 2007.
Servicemembers' children and volunteers participate in recreational activities during a South Carolina National Guard child and youth camp, Camp Bob Cooper, Summerton, South Carolina, July 28 - Aug 1, 2024. The youth camp is organized by the South Carolina National Guard Servicemember and Family Care Directorate and is open to all children of South Carolina National Guard Soldiers and Airmen. The week-long camp focused on team building and outdoor activities like water sports, rock-wall climbing, paintball, and a variety of group projects. This year marks the 30th anniversary of the SCNG child and youth programs hosting the youth camp at Camp Bob Cooper. (U.S. Army National Guard Photo by Sgt. Ana-Grace Catoe)
August 22, 2014 – Harvard's Freshman Arts Program (FAP) came to the Ceramics Program to try wheel throwing, handbuilding, glaze decorating, and all the things the studio has to offer. We hope to see all of these faces at Clay All Night this fall!
Kevin Coffey and Michelle Garnder sang a mix of familiar tunes to our mixed-age audience at the summer reading program wrap-up party on August 18th.
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The The Army Cyber Institute at West Point Summer Internship Program has officially kicked off, and U.S. Army Cadet Command (ROTC) cadets have teamed up with ACI fellows to conduct research on #USArmy priorities, ranging from “Hardware Token for Service and Device Authentication” to “Hyperelliptic curve cryptography.”
Over the course of the summer, 40 ROTC cadets and one civilian will work on a variety of cyber-related research topics in hopes of helping progress Army initiatives within the cyber domain.