Technology of the Not So Distant Future

About Me

About Me

My name is Angela. I am 15 years old and I would like to become a video game developer. Technology, art and music are everywhere in video game development, so I would be surrounded by everything I love and doing what I love for the rest of my life. I would program the User Interface (UI), so that people could actually play the game, or I would work on animating the characters. Either way, I would work alongside two departments that I still like, the writing and art department but be a member of the department I love to pieces, the programming department. After all you cannot make a game without one of those core branches but it cannot succeed without the core business elements of the marketing and finance departments either. In any case, I like to read,draw in my spare time, as well as, you guessed it, play video games and practice my cello.

Pictures

Favicon and Logo drawn by : Angela Matta

Background image drawn by: Angela Matta

Prosthetic toes picture taken by: Dr Jacky Finch

Prosthetic arm picture owned by: Science Museum London / Science and Society Picture Library CC BY 2.0/Wikimedia

Small DC motor picture owned by:FAULHABER MICROMO, LLC.

Prosthetic hand with circuitboard exposed picture owned by: FAULHABER MICROMO, LLC.

Prosthetic 3D Printed Hand picture owned by: University of Manchester

Citations

Coding Software: Notepad++

Drawing Software: Autodesk Sketchbook

Image Resizer

Favicon Generator

File Converter

Part of the History of Prosthetics

Controlling Prosthetics

Prosthetics and Motors

Prosthetics and Wiring

the 3D printed University of Manchester Robotic Hand

Computer Science Courses

Technology Route
Class Professor Course Description Software
AP Computer Science Principles Kimberley Shawver This class serves as the pre-cursor to AP Computer Science. This class introduces real world concepts and other aspects of programming's uses in a beginner-friendly manner. We learn about data and its uses, how the internet works, encryption as well as some javascript for the AP exam project.

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