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PyGraphics aims to translate the new features of Media Computation from its JPython version to CPython. We aim to implement support for image, sound and video manipulation. As well as adding simple 3D capabilities.

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Code license:	GNU General Public License v2
Labels:	PyGraphics, Python, CPython, Jython, MediaComputation

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	pgries, C.J.Maddison, campbell.jen, ootz...@gmail.com, daniel.zingaro
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	3rdbit, Leo.Kaliazine, naveedislam

`PyGraphics` Overview

PyGraphics aims to translate the new features of Media Computation from its JPython version to CPython. We aim to implement support for image, sound and video manipulation. As well as adding simple 3D capabilities.

We are inheriting the media.py file from the Georgia development Team 7, and basing our effort on their previous work.

The website for the Georgia development team.
Wing 101 IDE that media.py needs to work with.
The CPython release that we are working with.

Project Overview

The PyGraphics project aims to provide Media Computation technology for use in introductory computer science courses at the University of Toronto. This technology consists of a simplified multimedia framework originally written by Mark Guzdial for use in his introductory Computational Media course CS1315/16 in the College of Computing at the Georgia Institute of Technology. This multimedia library allows first year students to better learn basic computing concepts through the manipulation of images, sounds, and videos through the Python programming language. In addition, the library provides professors and teaching assistants with a means to create simple interactive demonstrations to augment the traditional means of teaching.

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