“Relating Geometric Figures to Writing Code in NetLogo”

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“Relating Geometric Figures to Writing Code in NetLogo” Summary: Students will use the computer program NetLogo to gain an insight into using logical reasoning skills with geometric shapes. They will first be given a step-by-step introduction to NetLogo, then create geometric figures using the program. Objectives: Write basic codes in NetLogo Create quadrilaterals using NetLogo Create complex shapes and drawings using NetLogo Use logical reasoning to solve complex proof-like problems

NetLogo Common Mistakes Double and triple check your spelling! Parenthesis and brackets If you start one, you must end it! Space between a number and an operation 6*7 will not work… 6 * 7 will work ;; is for comments The program will not read words after them