Newbie looking for mentorship, inspiration
Good evening, I've just joined the community on the recommendation of a fellow makerspace member. I'm involved in 2 activities right now. 1) Writing design and simulation tools for streamlined bicycles Examples can be found at this site: Recumbents.com 2) Writing science education simulations for k-12 STEM education at local schools and an aviation museum (flight science). Examples can be found…
Good evening, I have recently become a part of this community, having been recommended by a fellow member of a makerspace. Currently, I am engaged in two projects. First, I am developing design and simulation tools aimed at simplifying the process of creating streamlined bicycles. You can view examples of my work at Recumbents.com.
Second, I am creating science education simulations for students in grades K-12, as well as for an aviation museum focusing on flight science. These simulations can be accessed at https://sites.google.com/view/bikeflysci/home.
Throughout this journey, I have taught myself the necessary skills, primarily through a process of trial and error. My knowledge base spans programming languages such as FORTRAN, BASIC, C, and C++. In my recent endeavors, I have been utilizing advanced artificial intelligence to assist in the creation of user interfaces, while I personally oversee the development of physical modeling aspects. I am well-versed in identifying and correcting any errors that may arise during this phase.
My primary tool for these tasks is Google Anti-gravity, which allows me to develop HTML and JavaScript applications that can be executed directly from a web browser. I am reaching out in search of a mentor or experienced individual who can guide me and help me identify the next set of skills I need to acquire. I am open to receiving advice through the comments section or any other form of communication.
I greatly appreciate any assistance or guidance that can be provided, and I am eager to learn from those who may be slightly more experienced than I am. Thank you in advance for your time and consideration.
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