#148 Doodles from Ergonomics, 2012-2013

#147 Doodles from Mechanics and Materials in Design, 2012-2013

#146 Doodles from Computer Aided Design, 2012-2013

#145 Doodle from History of Art I, 2012-2013

#144 Doodles from Analysis & Design of Information Systems, 2012-2013

#143 Doodles from Operational Research / Management, 2012-2013

#142 Doodles from Human-Machine Interaction, 2011-2012

#141 Doodles from Materials Science, 2011-2012.

#140 Doodles from Programming Methodologies & Techniques II, 2011-2012 (Part 2)

(Turns out, I really don’t like Tumblr’s new mass photo posting interface).

#139 Doodles from Programming Methodologies & Techniques II, 2011-2012 (Part I)

#138 Doodles from Introduction to Systems Theory, 2011-2012 

I’m running a little late on these posts.

#137 Notes from work.

#136

I’m a little glutWireTeapot

Short and stout,

Here is my handle

Here is my spout.

When I get all steamed up,

Hear me shout,

Tip me over and pour me out!

#135 Today, during my A.I. class I thought of this (btw, this class should stop with the graphs and the trees because all I can think of is new data and how to connect them):

Numbers from 1 to 20000 connected as follows:

(a) -> (a+1), edge weight=1

(a) -> (a^b), edge weight=b

And then I layed them out in Gephi with Yifan Hu’s Multilevel algorithm (top) and the Concentric Layout algorithm (bottom, edges hidden from view) with 1 at the center (where a node with a distance of n hops from the center resides in the n-th circle, edge weight irrelevant).

One looks like a brain tomography and the other like a magnetic field.

Curious (mostly the magnetic field one, the other seems totally random).

#134 15651 parts of 334 stories.

(ok, they’re just tv episodes connected as parts of each series and overall by original air date)