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Science About Dancing Colorful Fountains

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Duration

2 Weeks

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About the Course

Our "Science About Dancing Colorful Fountains" course is designed to provide learners with an understanding of the art and science behind one of the most visually captivating phenomena - dancing colorful fountains. Often seen in public displays, these fountains blend elements of fluid dynamics, light theory, and automated control systems, creating a fascinating interplay of water and light that captivates audiences worldwide.


The course starts by exploring the basic principles of hydraulics and fluid dynamics, which govern the movement of water. Learners will understand how pressure, flow rate, and nozzle design influence the height, shape, and motion of the water jets.


Next, the course delves into the science of light and color. Learners will explore how light interacts with water to create the vibrant colors typically seen in these displays. Topics covered include refraction, reflection, and color theory, as well as the use of different types of lighting technologies.


The course then introduces the principles of automation and control systems, which are essential for synchronizing the movement of water and light to music. Students will learn about the basics of programming, the use of sensors and actuators, and the design of control algorithms.


Finally, the course will guide students through the design and creation of a simple dancing colorful fountain. This project-based learning approach allows learners to apply the theoretical knowledge they have gained throughout the course, fostering a deeper understanding of the subject.


By the end of the course, learners will not only appreciate the beauty of dancing colorful fountains but also understand the science that brings them to life. This course is ideal for those who have a love for science, a curiosity for how things work, and a passion for combining art and technology.




Your Instructor

Brian Chung

Dr. Chung is recognized educator

Brian Chung
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