Get ready for an iPhone robot remote control. I’m working on creating a couple samples and documentation.
Check out the video from Imagine RIT: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOxTV41Lqac
Here’s the link to my follow-up post: iPhone Player/Stage Sample Projects
My life has changed thanks to Joe.
Suddenly my tab key is more useful on my Macbook. I can now tab through my dialog option buttons. There’s an obscure setting in the System Preferences > Keyboard and Mouse > Keyboard Shortcuts > Full Keyboard Access (set to All Controls). Or you can press ctrl-F7.
This makes so many things much easier to do with out having to constantly use the mouse to move to a button and click.
Love it!
Wow, these past few weeks have been flying by. This coming week is week 10 and then I have three finals on Saturday because RIT decided to start finals on Saturday for spring to avoid conflicts the graduation ceremonies. I have two papers to write, one on photon mapping and caustics for computer graphics II and one on DNA profiling for Truth and Consequences. I still have one more programming project to finish to demonstrate photon mapping. This weeks’ going to be real busy and I hope I can finish everything and still have time to get to the gym.
Check out my website with all the awesome pictures at Paul’s RIT website
Wow, it’s already week 2 of spring quarter and I’ve got a heavy load. Here’s a link to my main RIT web page that I updated with current course work. RIT Webpage So far I have links for two of the classes I’m taking with graphical pictures, code, and possibly even some executable files.
Work on the game project is being delayed because of all the course work, and I’m also working on a separate game project for the Game Developers Club, so I’m pulled in a lot of different programming directions.
Ultimate Frisbee starts next week and I’m also working on filling out my application packet for the Student Government GCCIS Senator position, so that could be interesting in the next few weeks.
I now have two big things that I’m doing in addition to everything else. First, I’m planning on switching over to the Computer Science BS/MS program. So I’ll get a Masters in Computer Science with one additional year of college, putting me at 2010. For the MS degree, I plan on doing a cluster in computer graphics. It’s been a topic that has always intrigued me, but it wasn’t until this year that I was really able to dig into it with my Computer Graphics I course. Next quarter I’ll be taking my first graduate course, Computer Graphics II, which means I’ll have extra work to do, but it should be good since it’s interesting material.
I’m also looking to start a Computer Science Club/Organization here at RIT. Currently, nothing exists. To get things rolling, I’ve been talking with the chair of the CS department and with many friends in computer science who are all very interested. I want it to be a place were CS majors can meet each other through different social events, as well as a place to give student input directly to the department. Along side organizing I am trying to design some CS T-shirts/sweatshirts to sell to students who are proud to be a Computer Science major. In the next few weeks I’ll be setting up a meeting to get student feedback and to see if anyone is willing to work on the executive board. I’m already VP of another club, so I would need people willing to help out.
