09: Output - Using Arup's model of oxford road and the combination of C++ programming and each teams research a 3D visualisation was accomplished of our data

08: Teamwork

07: Development of our ideas - Our team formed a walkthrough of Oxford road to understand how are data could be experienced by the user.

Having gained our own data we then drew comparisons and relationships between the other groups data and displayed it on a map of oxford road.

06: Game and Programming exploration - having been introduced to a game development programme today I developed my own 2D 'Temple Run' which put into consideration the concepts previously learnt like that of the 'If' statement and new ideas like 'interaction' and 'animation'.

05: If and Else experiment - Local rules are not independent. Through interactive experiments it was understood that there are a number of external components that influence such scripts (when applied to real life scenarios).

04: Groups now present how there data collection can be visualized in 3D

03: Data collection and diagramming of teams venture (Career differences between UoM and MMU students)

02:Ulysses Sengupta data lecture - 'Be critical of all research data because it is out of date as soon as it is produced'

01: Introduction - Exploration of simulation where multiple solutions and their outcomes are tested before the construction process even begins.