Posted on June 27, 2023
Desmos Art Functions Card 2023
- 1. I how you figured out what equations to use? Figured out which equations to use by first making a list of all the required ones. I’ve been role of the parent function and turned them on and off over the picture until I saw parts of the image that lines up well and decided to use that function for that portion.
- 2. Did you have any challenges? I didn’t have any specific challenges to overcome, however the whole project was a bit challenging for me. I took some time to figure out, however once you get used to it it’s not difficult, it just takes a long time.
- 3. Any aha moments? My greatest aha moment was with the sliders. For a large majority of the project I was just typing in numbers and changing them slightly until the lines of what I wanted, it wasn’t until a good portion of the way in that I realized if I put variables in for all those places it would give me the option to make the sliders and line up my lines much more quickly.
- 4. Did you get help? I had to ask some friends and classmates for help a couple of times!
- 5. Did you use any strategies? Using the sliders with my greatest strategy when completing this assignment
- 6. How did this assignment help you understand more about transformations of functions and relations? This assignment helped me in getting much more familiar with making and transforming functions and relations. I understood them before, however getting so much practice and definitely gave me a stronger understanding and more familiarity.
( the shading appears to be missing some chunks in the screenshot, however these are filled in when you zoom in on Desmos)
Mark | EDUBLOG POST: Process (5 marks) | Score
3.5 |
5 | I clearly described my process, strategies and how I resolved any difficulties I encountered. I correctly Tagged and Categorized my post. I inserted a picture of my desmos post card and the original picture. | |
1 | My explanation lacks detail and/or I have not described my problem-solving process. The link, desmos picture and/or original picture are missing. | |
0 | I did not complete the Edublog post. | |
Folders (5 marks) | 4 | |
5 | My folders are labelled with parts/objects/letters, and I correctly identified EVERY type of function and relation used. | |
2 | My folders are labelled with body parts and types of functions used. Some functions are not identified or incorrectly identified. | |
0 | I did not use folders. | |
Image (10 marks) | 10 | |
10 | My drawing resembles the photo I chose | |
5 | My drawing is starting to look like the photo chosen | |
1 | My drawing is missing or incomplete | |
Aesthetics (10 marks) | 8 | |
10 | Color and shading were used to strategically replicate the picture. | |
5 | A little shading was used. | |
1 | No thought was put into the use of color or shading | |
Functions & Relations (10 marks) | 10 | |
10 | I used all 10 types of functions/Relations required. Absolute Value, Polynomial, Rational, Radical, Trigonometric, Exponential and Logarithmic, Sideways Parabolas, Semicircles, Ellipses. | |
x | I used only x of the required types | |
Function notation (30 marks) | 28 | |
30 | I made excellent use of function notation to transform the same function repeatedly | |
10 | I used function notation a few times to transform the same function repeatedly. | |
0 | I wrote new equations every single time and did not use function notation. | |
Creativity and Complexity of Functions & Relations (30 marks) | 25 | |
30 | My equations show complexity and creativity. I used multiple transformations. (Stretches, Reflections, Translations, Inverses). I made excellent use of domain and/or range restrictions. I combined functions from different units. | |
15 | I used mostly the same type of functions, with some transformations. My functions sometimes overlap because I could not figure out the correct domain and/or range. | |
10 | My equations lack complexity and creativity. | |
Total mark:
(100) |
88.5 |