Python Project Criterias
- It needs to have a combination of rectangles, circles, and polygons.
- It needs to have at least one text that is formed by a combination of rectangles or circles or polygons.
- It needs to have some part of the illustration that keeps changing the colors.
- The X and Y coordinates need to be between -500 to 500.
- The illustration needs to be fairly complex. If it is too simple, then you will not get the maximum grade.
- There needs to be at least 7 different objects/characters in the final project
- Most of the complex shapes have to be done via functions with coordinates and color as parameters. For example, draw_cloud(x,y, color), draw_tree(x,y, color), draw_airplane(x,y, color). The more functions like this, the higher your grades.
- No code duplication.
- The final result has to be the same as the proposal.
Look below for what other students have done in the past:
Python Projects
AUG 2024 - Python Projects
by Edward Sun, Jensen Wijaya, Kurt Huang, Parker Tilford, and Tyler Truong
MAY 2024 - Python Projects
by Ellie Kim, Esther Lee, Ian Hernandez Meza, Jayden Lao, Mikhail Ramali, & Parker So
JAN 2024 - Python Projectsby Eden Ding, Julie Lam, and Riley Lam
OCT 2023 - Python Projects
by Lanvin Pangestu and Nathalie Purwalaksana
AUG 2023 - Python Projects
by Aaron Chang, Greggory Hu, Jayden Cheung, Ryan Yang, and Xavier Mata
SUMMER 2023 - Python Projects
by Brandon Kim, Chloe Hsieh, Chris Shim, and Ely Fukshansky
AUG 2023 - Python Digital Illustration
by Advaith Sai Pragasthya Atluri, Brianna H Ta, Broderick Ng, and Colin Chhay
JULY 2023 - Python Digital Illustration
by Russel Susanto, Lois Lin, and Joshua Nugroho
JUNE 2023 - WED 06:30 PM - Python Digital Illustration
by Aiden Ou, Dyllan Tran, Isaac Chen, Maia Tsing, and Natalie Huynh
JUNE 2023 - SAT 03:00 PM - Python Digital Illustration
by Andrew Sun, and Dakota Allysia Dillon
Bunny, Ferrari, Chimney, Pooh
by Raelyn Widjaja, Bradley Utomo, Brandon Truong, Jasmine Lin
2020 10 SAT 6PM PythonDigitalDrawing
by Aidan Chau, Austen Yao, Benjamin Tsang, and Jonathan Wang
2020 11 WED 7PM Python Digital Drawing
By Angie Pangabbean, Yi tong Liu, Anson Soo-Hoo, Aydan Soo-Hoo, and Spencer Firestone
2020 11 SAT 1PM Python Digital Drawing
By Caden Chandra, Wesley Chiang, jason Pan, Jeremy Tsou, Madison Lee, and Allison Lee,
2020 - August - Python Digital Illustrations
By Amber Kuo, Austin Eng, Dylan Truong, Kyle Lieu, Abigail Kusdono, Max Shen, Warren Han, and Nathan Truong,
2020 - December - Python Digital Illustrations
by Jaylen Cheng, Vivien Shang, Brandon Liu, and Chloe Nauli
2021 - January - Python Digital Illustrations
by Justin Wong, Brian Tran, and Shawn Lee
2022 - January - Python Digital Illustrations
By Erin Yeh, Ethan Chandra, Jayden Kadiman, Sean Chang, and Matthew Lopez
Mar 2022 - Python Digital Illustration
By Adrian Fu, Felix Tran, Nathan Shi, and Shannon Fu
2022 - July - SAT 6 PM - Python Digital Illustrations
by Aaron Chang, Jayden Hang, and Kevin Pan
2022-August WED 6 PM Python Digital Illustrations
By Henry Jin, Vincent Chang, Berton Lau, and Jayden Chong
2022 - Python Digital Illustrations
by John Suwanto, Tyler Lam Chung, Erza Chic, Keira Tjahjadi, and Shanice Chang
SEP 2022 – Python Digital Illustrations
By Ethan Wu, Reine Yeh, and Shalene Chang
OCT 2022 - Python Digital Illustrationby David Prasetyo, Keona Hsueh, Landon Fu, and Theo kang
NOV 2022 - Python Digital Illustrationby Ethan Chantanusart, Khloe Vazquez, Zach Elia, and Zach Wu
MAY 2023 - Python Digital Illustration
by Dereck Chea, Joshua Fong, Maximillan Ramali, Merinda Chea, and Sarah Fong