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03.13_6D_Boolean Operations
Learning Objective: YWBAT use Boolean operations to create a complex shape
Essential Question: How can we distinguish between the different types of Boolean operations?
Do Now: We can and will get faster at manipulating objects in Tinkercad! Think about yesterday's design. In your notes, list all the things that were challenging about completing it.
Unit 3: Solid Modeling
Boolean Operations
Complete yesterday's assignment (03.13). This includes:
- Part 1: Project Ignite Lesson 4: Backpack Zipper Pull and answer all questions on this worksheet.
Go to assignment 03.13 to complete this assignment.
Do Now: Answer Do Now worksheet
1. Circle the area that represents the INTERSECTION of Red and Green. Why did you choose that area for the INTERSECTION?
Basic Laptop Rules:
1. No headphones - except when watching assigned videos.
2. Only use the laptop assigned to you.
3. Carry the laptop by the base (not the screen).
4. On task - doing so is worth 10% of your overall grade on the assignment.
2. Circle the area that represents the INTERSECTION of Red, Blue, and Green.
3. Circle the area the UNION of Red, Blue, and Green. Why did you choose that area for the UNION?
4. What colors remain when you SUBTRACT the intersection of Red, Blue, and Green?
Boolean Operations
Union:
To keep everything from two or more shapes or sets.
"OR" U
Intersection:
To keep the overlapping parts of two or more shapes/sets.
"AND"
U
Difference:
To remove the area where two or more shapes overlap.
"NOT" —
Personalize! Add your initials (or a symbol) to the design for the final 5% of the assignment.