Programming Devices & Aleatoric Systems: Creative Coding Concepts Explained #1670079 (License: Personal Use)

This hand-drawn diagram outlines foundational concepts in generative and experimental programming, including aleatoric systems, rule-based instruction sets, and the interplay of constraint and chance. Key terms such as “TILT” (triggering unpredictable responses), “TEMPLET” (infringement/estimation), and “GENETIC CODE” illustrate how designers embed logic, mutation, and selection into computational processes. The visual emphasizes iterative design where failure states (“when they FALL”) inform future iterations.

Used in educational or artistic contexts-such as workshops, lecture slides, or articles on creative coding, generative art, or procedural design-to visualize abstract computational thinking. Matches user intent for learning about algorithmic composition, interactive systems, or artist-led programming paradigms.