[Coding Exercise] Week 9 - My signed turtle abstract art

7/10/22, 1:36 PM [Coding Exercise] Week 9 - My signed turtle abstract art https://canvas.sfu.ca/courses/70584/assignments/782116?module_item_id=2560489 1/6 [Coding Exercise] Week 9 - My signed turtle abstract art Due Monday by 11:59p.m. Points 24 Submitting a file upload File Types zip Available Jul 3 at 11:59p.m. - Jul 13 at 11:59p.m. Start Assignment Similarly to a previous assignment, additionally to submitting your own creation via Canvas (here in this assignment), you will submit (the same zip file) via the Kritik tool for the 'create' stage, and later you will have to additionally do two extra stages ('evaluate' and 'feedback') in the Kritik tool, to practice giving and receiving constructive critique from and to peers. Because this will be an anonymous evaluation process, in your turtle program header DO NOT INCLUDE YOUR NAME. Only include the date and a brief description. To organize this exercise there will be two Canvas assignments . This current one which the TAs will mark, and a "reflection" assignment describing the Kritik details (which will include the Kritik points). Thus, Kritik points will only be part of the Reflections category in the course as it was the case in the previous assignment This collage includes works of art that students in previous CMPT 120 semesters agreed to share in class. Explore the turtle drawing package to create your work of art! For this assignment you need to choose a picture (any picture you like, it can be a picture or a painting from a real place, landscape, including people or not; it can be your own picture or one which you obtained from some other source - you will have to provide a reference).

7/10/22, 1:36 PM [Coding Exercise] Week 9 - My signed turtle abstract art https://canvas.sfu.ca/courses/70584/assignments/782116?module_item_id=2560489 2/6 You then will have to create an abstract version of this picture using Turtles and so that the code follows the specifications below. You will have to iclude both in a .zip file: the picture which inspired you, and your .py file. This assignment will be done with Kritik as well, therefore, you will have to upload the same zip file to both: Canvas and Kritik. Similarly to a previous assignment that we did using Kritik, after the creation submission deadline, everyone will have a few days to evaluate peers, and then a few days to provide feedback to evaluators. Similarly to the previous assignment, again the Kritik points are only part of a "reflection" assignment: [Reflections] Week 9 - Kritik component of "My signed turtle abstract art" coding exercise The link to the Kritik activity is in said assignment. Required code features: 1. Includes some color, fills in some area with some color, changes the pen color in some parts 2. The turtle does at least three visible right or left turns 3. The pen changes from being up to down at leas t 2 times 4. There are at least three for-loops. The for loops may be inside a function definition or outside. The for loops may be nested (within other for loops) but do not have to be so. 5. You create at least three functions which do drawings and/or pen movements. Two of these functions should have some paramete r(s) which provide variation to the function when it is executed. 6. The defined functions are actually called and not just defined (i.e. they are used and passed arguments to the parameters as needed) 7. The program generates some random values and uses them (such as random colors) 8. The drawing includes the second letter in your first name and the second letter in your last name, and the last digit of your student number (see below for more details) 9. (You may stamp your turtle, and with different shapes if desired, but this is optional and involves no points) 10. You will need to cite where you obtained the "inspiration picture/painting" from, who the painter was if it is a painting, who the photographer was. Include this information in your Python file program header 11. Again, do NOT include your name in the header to allow for anonymous evaluation in Kritik Required code organization Organize your program as follows: 1) In the program header, include a reference of the inspiration picture. 2) Place the import statements and creation of Turtle objects outside the function definitions, at the beginning of the code, after the program header.

7/10/22, 1:36 PM [Coding Exercise] Week 9 - My signed turtle abstract art https://canvas.sfu.ca/courses/70584/assignments/782116?module_item_id=2560489 4/6 Rubric Turtle assignment (1) Feedback stage deadline in Kritik: starts immediately after the evaluation deadline and ends on week #11, Mon Jul 18 Marking Notes As it has been the case so far, if your program does not run (i.e. crashes or produces an error), your mark will be calculated using the rubric and then multiplied by 0.5. To avoid this penalty, try to start early so you can get help from TAs if needed! It is better to submit code that works perfectly but doesn't contain all the features, than one that has all the features (potentially) but crashes. The rubric is already posted and will also be provided in Kritik for evaluators to evaluate.

7/10/22, 1:36 PM [Coding Exercise] Week 9 - My signed turtle abstract art https://canvas.sfu.ca/courses/70584/assignments/782116?module_item_id=2560489 5/6 Criteria Ratings Pts 2 pts 2 pts 2 pts 2 pts 2 pts 2 pts 2 pts 2 pts 1 pts 3 pts includes some color, fills some area with color, changes color of pen 2 pts Full Marks 0 pts No Marks at least 3 right or left turns 2 pts Full Marks 0 pts No Marks pen up or down a couple times 2 pts Full Marks 0 pts No Marks 3 for loops at least 2 pts Full Marks 0 pts No Marks 3 void or non-fruitful functions at least That is, three functions which do not return any value but just draw 2 pts Full Marks 0 pts No Marks at least 2 of those functions with some parameters 2 pts Full Marks 0 pts No Marks defined functions are called and passed arguments if needed 2 pts Full Marks 0 pts No Marks generates some random value and uses it 2 pts Full Marks 0 pts No Marks program organized by having import statements, then functions definitions and then top level calling defined functions 1 pts Full Marks 0 pts No Marks own second letter in first official name, second letter in last name and last digit of student id are included in the drawing and are visible (initial corresponds to the first official name) 3 pts Full Marks 1.5 pts partly done 0 pts No Marks