For this assignment, my general strategy was to set up the model the same as I did last week and then modify it based on the specific assignment requirements. This means that I first modelled a line and then extruded it to form a surface. After this, I subdivided it into points and made those points into panels. These panels then were modified based on the specific assignment requirements. For each part, I started with the test file to ensure that my function was working as expected and then added the more complicated images that I had selected in order to create a more advanced project. The hardest part of this module for me was ensuring that there was the same number of panels and pixels to ensure that there was a 1-to-1 mapping that was oriented in the correct direction. For part 1, the start and end of the angle or the curve as well as the radius and the height of the wall can be flexed with sliders. For part 2, the length of the wall, amplitude of the waves, number of waves and height of the walls can be modified to allow for changes in the design. In both cases, the images inputted to the function can also easily be switched out.