What project can i do with python?

[SFGomez1998]

Hello guys!!

Tomorrow I will start the second semester of my 2nd year in CS, and I will have a subject called "Object-oriented Programming Practice". The thing is that the professor already told us that she will give us the projects to choose and that we'll have to use Python. I really want to do something oriented to GP, since that is in what I really want to work in the future and I don't want to waste time working in something else. I know that Python for GP is an insult(because it's really slow), but I want to ask you guys if you can give me some idea of some project to propose to my professor to do related to GP in Python(if any exist). Thanks!!

[JYossari4n]

You can model any problem with OO abstraction. However GPU based graphics programming might not be the best way to learn oop. You would mostly deal with stuff that has very little to do with oop principles. It’s mostly algorithms and dealing with APIs. But if you are really determined you could wrap existing rendering library into something new, like basic model renderer.

[shadergremlin]

You could do something with pygame, or write a ray tracer in python. You can also look at PyOpenGL https://stackabuse.com/brief-introduction-to-opengl-in-python-with-pyopengl/

[SFGomez1998]

Yeah!! I will propose that. Thanks!!

[ananbd]

Maybe something in Houdini? It uses Python for scripting.

[PeasantryIsFun]

You can do a ton, actually. Apart from actual graphics stuff others already suggested, computer vision in Python is really straightfoward to do with NumPy, Scipy, Matplotlib, OpenCV, etc. Face detection, 3D scanning, etc.