Human Tetris

Kinect Project done using Processing 2.0.

This was the final project done for the Physical Computing class. We needed to mix Kinect and Processing 2.0. So I decided to make a fun game.

The image above is the one used to promote the game during an exposition in the end of the spring quarter, 2015 at SCAD.

Basically the game is kind of a Tetris but with body positions. Summing up, some bodies positions are going to fall from the top of the screen and the player has to copy them before they touch the floor. The more positions are caught the more chances of beating the highest score exist.

Bellow there is a short video that shows a bit how the game works.

Its code can be found on my github.

• Date: May 2015
• Professor: Josephine Leong
• Course: Physical Computing

Can You Memorize It?

Arduino project

This project was made during the Physical Computing classes. We needed to make anything with the knowlegdes learned about Arduino. So I made a game based on the game “Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!”, where there was a part of the game that the player has to memorize the sequence that the lights were blinked and than repeat it.

The game has basically 3 functionalities:

• When the player is able to play, the RGB LED will keep being green.
• If the player loses, it will show what would be the right LED to be selected, the RGB LED will be red and a game over song is played.
• When the player reaches 20 points he/she wins the game and a celebration happens

Bellow there are two videos showing how the game works. The first one is the game itself

The second one is when the palyer reaches 20 points and win the game

Its code can be found on my github.

• Date: Apr 2015
• Professor: Josephine Leong
• Course: Physical Computing

Highest Good Network

Managment Social Network done using PHP

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This project was made by 4 students working on a summer internship. It is a Managment Social Network for the One Community Global organization, where they can record all the hours worked in whatever was the project they worked, and get badges according to the amount of hours recorded.

Its code can be found on my github.

• Date: Jul 2015
• Organization: One Community Global
• City: Los Angeles, CA

Formar

Schedule Manager to help students get graduated done using Groovy/Grails

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This project was made to apply knowledges learned during the Convention Over Configuration paradigm classes. Its main function is to help students get to organize their courses' schedule, so then help them to get graduated. That is why the name "formar", which means to graduate.

Its code can be found on my github.

• Date: Apr 2016
• Professor: Milene Serrano
• Course: Programming paradigms

JK Bridge

Project done using Illustrator

This project was made to apply Illustrator knowledges learned from the Advanced Survey of Computer Art Applications classes. This is a famous bridge called Juscelino Kubitschek bridge located in Brasília, Marco's city of birth.

• Date: Feb 2015
• Professor: Edward Kinney
• Course: Advanced Survey of Computer Art Applications

Interactive Time-Based Pattern

Processing 2.0 Project

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This project was made during the Core Principals: Programming classes while learning Processing 2.0. The project needed to be an interactive time-based pattern, and I decided to do something related to the Pop Art and Christmas (because it was close to Christmas time)

All of this was made with code and can be found on my github.

• Date: Nov 2015
• Professor: Josephine Leong
• Course: Core Principals: Programming

SisGP

Ruby on Rails Project.