Hi, I'm Chris.
And I teach machines to do things. Also, I teach people how to teach machines at the University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire. Collected here are my course materials, research notes, and students' work.
FML
FML is a utility that generates a sculpture of one's First, Middle and Last initials. Find the C, R, and J in the sculpture above. Make your own!
Rainbox
Rainbox is a little puzzle game I wrote for my son's 8th birthday. A pixelated, rainbow-colored box has broken apart, and you must put it back together.
Tangle
Tangle is a tool I wrote to help my eight-year-old son think about multiplying through a spatial lens.
Student Gallery
In a 2D game development class, I asked students to remake an arcade game of yore. Ian T. cloned Galaga. Defending one's planet against aliens is a theme that never gets old.
Recent Posts
- Flatcaps in Libigl
- Debugging Secret Coders
- Prior Art
- From * To Javascript
- STEM in Education 2018 Workshop
- Stepping Up in Deltaphone
- Kookaburra in Deltaphone
- Sensing Shapes
- Flips and Twists
- Stolen Rings
- Introducing Deltaphone
- Vector Giraffe
- Resize and Pad Images
- Barrel in Pixels
- Digital Musical Instrument Design
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Madeup
Madeup is a programming language for making things up—literally. Programmers trace out shapes algorithmically and then turn them into solids that can be printed on a 3D printer.
Trux Falsy
Trux Falsy is a game for practicing boolean logic. You should play it. The source code is freely available. A lot of it was hastily written in Peru.
Unduo
Unduo is a two-player Snake game built by my sons at the keyboard and me by their side. But there's only one snake. Two heads are better than one, right?
Totally
Totally is a tool I wrote to help my five-year-old son think about adding through a spatial lens.
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