Reflection For Digital Scene

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Jhoan Muy
AP Computer Science Principles
Digital Scene Reflection
10/10/19


In class, groups were made and were given the objective to make a digital scene using Code.org. My group of 4 made up the idea to make a starry night. The way this would work was all collaborating and taking on a specific role within the entire project. I was given the role of making the moon along with its dark background representing a nights sky. It was a collaboration and at the end the finished product was the starry night which we got inspiration from historical artist Van Gough. This project was meant to prepare us for a future digital scene we will need to make in our AP Exam as the requirement for the creative task and it did definitely prepare me as I now have a general idea of what is going to be needed to be done and now I will aim for a perfect score in my creative task. Overall a good project which helped me for the betterment of my AP Computer Science Principle test.

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