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Starting from definition of algorithm by Markov:

No ambiguity, precision, ...
Desired result vs. result -- objective

• Markov algorithm definition
• In mathematics, "algorithm" is commonly understood to be an exact prescription, defining a computational process, leading from various initial data to the desired result.... " 
• The following three features are characteristic of algorithms and determine their role in mathematics: 
• a) the precision of the prescription, leaving no place to arbitrariness, and its universal comprehensibility -- the definiteness of the algorithm;"
• b) the possibility of starting out with initial data, which may vary within given limits -- the generality of the algorithm;"
• c) the orientation of the algorithm toward obtaining some desired result, which is indeed obtained in the end with proper initial data -- the conclusiveness of the algorithm."

performance annie * 
human machine
perform - look at - rewrite - perform etc*
relation to an object

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exercice 0 
- 5mn

• • write an action that has to be performed by one another
    • the action shall 
      • be realisable in time and space, within human physical limitations
      • modifiy the surrounding space by acting any element at disposal : furniture, chairs, persons for example
      • not hurt anyone

programmer : well executed or not ?

others : guess /retro-engineer the instruction

exercice 1 
- 10mn

• • write an action that has to be performed by one another
    • the action shall 
      • be realisable in time and space, within human physical limitations
      • modifiy the surrounding space by acting any element at disposal : furniture, chairs, persons
      • not hurt anyone
  • each movement has to be discreetized to the maximum
  • erase any subjectivness of interpretation, leave no place arbitrariness
  • each action has to be written using the basic formal flowchart notation

programmer : well executed ?
others : guess /retro-engineer 

exercice 2
- 15mn

• • write an action that has to be performed by one another
    • the action shall 
      • be realisable in time and space, within human physical limitations
      • modifiy the surrounding space by acting any element at disposal : furniture, chairs, persons
      • not hurt anyone
  • each movement has to be discreetized to the maximum
  • erase any subjectivness of interpretation, leave no place arbitrariness
  • each action has to be written using the formal flowchart notation
  • add conditions, variables, loops, functions