Monte Carlo Art Using Scratch

Year: 2015 Authors: Patrick Honner

Core claim

Monte Carlo simulation in Scratch can simultaneously teach accessible mathematics and generate authentic student art through controllable randomness, stamping, and approximation.

Topics

Monte Carlo simulation, computational art, area approximation, secondary education

Domains

statistics, probability, numerical approximation, algorithmic art, digital mosaics, visual composition

Methods

Scratch programming, random sampling, parameter variation, student design task

Media

Scratch, sprite stamping, digital images

Source status

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