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Final Project - Highlights of the Year

In this article I summarize some of the best projects of the year, including my own projects and projects created by my classmates.

No	Author	Project	Topic / Comment	Blog Link
1	Elena	Harware components	This project explains how to create a computer, the different types of computers, and the function of each part.	Elena's Project
2	Elena	Ercilla's Museum	This project consists of creating a virtual museum with famous paintings placed on a wall of our school using GIMP image editing software We edited the images and combined them to create a realistic museum effect.	Visit Project
3	Elena	Green Landscape	In this project, we edited an image by changing the sky and adding an object or an animal to a landscape using GIMP. The goal was to create a realistic photo manipulation effect.	Visit Project
4	Elena	Gimp 001(Madrid)	In this project, we edited a photo of Madrid by removing an unwanted element and correcting imperfections in the image using GIMP. The objective was to improve the quality and make the photo look more professional.	Visit Project
5	Eva	Climate Change Project	Research about global warming and solutions.	Visit Project
6	Álvaro	Artificial Intelligence	Interesting article about AI in everyday life.	Visit Project
7	Nicolás	Renewable Energy	Presentation about solar and wind energy.	Visit Project

Excel project for the coeff of kinetic friction Requisitos de finalización

 

This project was realized by Álvaro, Eva y Elena. I completed this work using Microsoft Excel, following the instructions provided by the professor throughout the process. I organized the data, applied the required formulas and formatting, and carefully checked the results to make sure everything was correct. I also received some support and guidance from my classmates, which helped me better understand certain parts of the task and improve the final result.

Excel project for the coeff of static friction

 

This project calculates the coefficient of static friction using experimental data. I followed the steps given by the teacher and used Microsoft Excel to organize the data and perform the calculations.

For each experiment, I computed the ratio gy/gz to find the angle and then the coefficient of static friction. Excel helped automate the formulas and calculate errors. Finally, I obtained an average value of about 0.3016.

Angles with phyphox

To carry out this project, I used the Excel application. With the help of my classmates and by following the teacher’s instructions, we were able to create this table. The measurements were taken using a mobile app, while the angles were measured with a protractor, a set square, and a triangle ruler.

EXCEL TABLE

 Cosine fuctinon chart

To complete this project, I used Excel, following the instructions. First, enter numbers from 1 to 24 in the "values" cell. Then, enter random numbers in the "t" cell. Knowing this, fill in each cell with the provided formulas. To speed things up, only start with the first cell and then drag down with the mouse. By following these steps, I was able to finish this activity.

ERCILLA´S MUSEUM

 

FIRST PICTURE

SECOND PICTURE

For this project, I used the GIMP application again. The project involved converting the first photo, which is a picture of our school, into a realistic museum display of paintings. To achieve this, we used tools such as the perspective tool. Thanks to this project, I've learned more about how to use this application and have learned to do other things.

LONDON

 REAL IMAGE

EDITED IMAGE

As you can see in the first image, it's in color, and in the second, only the two most representative objects of London are highlighted. For this, I used the GIMP application.