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nan Course Description

Course Description for CSC 3385 – Game Programming

For the semester course on game programming, we will provide a broad introduction to the fundamentals of game design. The course will include a foundation in AI, mathematics, game development principles, and visual scripting.

Course Requirements:

– Bring your USB stick to class each day and you’ll have access to all class handouts
– Write up one “game” project that could be executed by a team.
– Learn how to use the Eclipse IDE to

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from the University of Central Florida. The students are advised to take a look at the course description and objectives for CSC 3385 – Game Programming to learn about the concepts and techniques of game development. Students will then be able to get ready for the course by learning about different programming languages, libraries, databases, algorithms, etc. that would be used in creating games and eventually becoming a programmer in this field.

Game Development is one of the most sought after jobs in today’s tech world. With the

nan Course Pre-requisites

CSCI 2785, CSCI 3386 – Artificial Intelligence (nan) CIS 2352, CS 2751 – Object-Oriented Programming and Design in Java (nan)
CSC 3354 – Artificial Intelligence with Mobile Devices (nan) AIJW/JCSY/JSYS/JAWY/JSYC/JAWF/AIJF/ASCH/MCSJ/SJIY/SAJC/JACS/DACS/CAJD/NAAJ/F

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Course Duration & Credits for CSC 3385 – Game Programming (nan)

Full Course Text

Game Programming
CSC 3385
Spring 2014
Fall 2013
Taught by: Gary Nyman

Office: Geology Building, Room 107B. Office hours: MWF 10-11am and by appointment.

Course Outline

Readings and suggested notes will be distributed in class. Lecture videos will be posted online.

Week Topic Readings Key Points

nan Course Learning Outcomes

Based on the iSchool curriculum Curriculum reference: CME3106 – CSC3385, Spring 2014.

nan Course Assessment & Grading Criteria

End of Semester Test @ % of Final Grade 25% Course Project (1000 words) % of Final Grade 15%

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Conflicts with the following:

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nan Course Faculty Qualifications

The following courses qualify for the CSC 3385 course.

Pre-requisite: CSC 2051 (nan)
Pre-requisite: CSC 3100
Pre-requisite: CIS 2100
Pre-requisite: CIS 2151 (nan)
Pre-requisite: CIS 2251 (nan)
Pre-requisite: CIS 2351 (nan)
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Pre-requisite: CIS 2501 (nan)

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nan Course Syllabus

CS 3385 – Game Programming
Fall Semester 2013

Course Description:
This course will introduce students to the process of creating games. Students will develop a basic knowledge of game programming, and will be encouraged to create their own games using a variety of tools and techniques.

Prerequisites:
Students must have completed CSC 1120, CSC 1121, CSC 1122, CSC 1123, CSC 1230, or equivalent and should also have familiarity with computer concepts.

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Important Dates

– Registration for CSC 3385 is closed as of May 28, 2013.
– Course Schedule
– Important Notes
– Course Website
– Course Handouts
– Course Web Site

– Contact Us
– About Us

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Project 3: Industrial Design
Due by: March 2
Description:
This project will be a game that is based on the 1946 Max Fleischer cartoon “The Cat and the Fiddle”. The goal of this project is to create a game that will make the user feel like he or she is playing a game in an arcade. This project will also include creating a level editor for this game.
Due Date: March 9

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1. Overview of the course

Game Programming for Java is a new course to be offered in spring 2013 at the Boston University School of Engineering.

This course intends to provide students with an introduction to game programming using Java, including basic concepts such as object oriented programming and how to use libraries like the Graphics class and Java Sound classes. We will focus on both core aspects of game programming – animation and sound – but also

nan Course Project Proposal

3 Designing the Game Creating and Writing a Game Using a class library of pre-made game assets (maps, buildings, objects) Writing on-the-fly code to render the game and transition between states (using ImGui!) 4 Implementation Detail Choose and use a graphics API to render the game. It can be DirectX or OpenGL. We chose Direct3D using a custom API derived from the Windows Direct3D 9 API which is supported by all modern operating systems (Windows, OSX, Linux)

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Prerequisites: CSC 1010 or permission of the instructor.
NOTE: Students must also take CSC 2110 or MATH 1100 in order to

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CSC 3385 Week 1 Description for CSC 3385 – Game Programming (nan)

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Week 2 Outline for CSC 3385 – Game Programming (nan) Week 3 Outline for CSC 3385 – Game Programming (nan) Week 4 Outline for CSC 3385 – Game Programming (nan) Week 5 Outline for CSC 3385 – Game Programming (nan)

Weeks:

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nan Week 1 Objectives

1. Demonstrate a basic knowledge of computer architecture and organization as it pertains to computer games. 2. Implement a simple video game using the C programming language. 3. Demonstrate a basic understanding of the rules of playing a video game, including scoring and level design.

Week 2 Objectives for CSC 3385 – Game Programming (nan)
1. Design, code, and test a basic arcade game in C language using the SDL library (a cross-platform

nan Week 1 Pre-requisites

Course

Computer Science/Artificial Intelligence Track (nan) Previous year Examination Topics – CSC 3080: Game Design

The game design course is an interdisciplinary course in which students learn the fundamental concepts of game design and apply these concepts to solve real-world problems. The course will focus on:

– Planning and implementing a project that is executable, implementable, and fun.
– An understanding of a well-defined problem space and how to analyze it.
– A basic understanding of algorithms, data structures

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Summer Semester 2017 Duration for CSC 3385 – Game Programming (nan)
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Student Resources

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CSC 3321 – Image Processing
CSC 3420 – Intro to Artificial Intelligence

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nan Week 1 Learning Outcomes

– Create a game with the given 2D image.
– Create and initialize a camera object for the player.
– Update the camera object as the player moves.
– Change the game’s background color from white to red if player has completed the level.
– Change background color from red to black if there are no more life-points left.
– Change background color from black to white if player has finished.

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Game Development (CSC 3385) Week 1 Assignment, Assessment & Grading

Assignments: You are required to complete the following tasks as assignments. Due dates and submission guidelines for each assignment can be found in the syllabus.

– Assignment One – Part I
– Assignment Two – Part II
– Assignment Three

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nan Week 1 Assignment (20 Questions)

submitted by Oliver Kim at University of Central Florida.

1. What are the 3 basic components to a physics engine? How do they interact?
Two:
a) An array of objects
b) A rigidbody
2. Give an example of how a rigidbody would work in terms of being able to move and rotate in various directions.
Two:
a) We could have two r-bodies one on each side, attached to two top vertexes and two bottom vertex

nan Week 1 Assignment Question (20 Questions)

at Strayer University, Washington DC. The questions on this assignment are collected from recent live webinars where Piotr Blacha (Strayer University) and Alex Senneveld (U of Alberta) have been speaking with students about some of the issues they have faced when working through the course. We hope these will be helpful to you if you are struggling with a topic covered in class. All assignments must be completed by the stated due date or they will not be accepted. Please ensure your course

nan Week 1 Discussion 1 (20 Questions)

at University of Maryland University College.

Start Discussion
New Course Project

Project Topic: My Game (15 pts) Your game will be about a fictional cartoon character named “Pete”. The player will control Pete and interact with the environment in order to complete the level. Your game should be well documented using a story, which will also include key objectives, graphics, music, etc. You are free to use any technology you wish to create your project (3D Studio MAX, Java, C

nan Week 1 DQ 1 (20 Questions)

1. True or False? 
A. A lot of games use a JIT (Just-In-Time) compiler.
B. Many game engines are written in C++.
C. Newer game engines can usually be ported to other languages like Java.
D. The standard library is not part of the engine itself but is separate and added later.

2. True or False? 
A. C++ is the only language used for computer games.
B.

nan Week 1 Discussion 2 (20 Questions)

at University of Texas – Austin.

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nan Week 1 Quiz (20 Questions)

1 of 20.

Question 1:
A variable is a data structure whose purpose is to store information about an object.

Question 2:
The only things that are always initialized in a program are a user inputted value and the initial state of the computer.

Question 3:
In the If statement, the body of the statement contains statements that will be executed when the if condition evaluates to true.

Question 4:
If the boolean expression evaluates to true, all statements

nan Week 1 MCQ’s (20 Multiple Choice Questions)

at Grand Canyon University (GCU). Other information about this course: Game Programming – Course Syllabus (20 Multiple Choice Questions)

1. In the event that a variable has two parts that must be handled by an if statement, how would you handle both cases in a single line?

int changeColor(int color);
if(color > 256)
changeColor(8);

2. Your friend is going to make a game and he wants you to assist him in developing the AI

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nan Week 2 Outline

Week 2 Outline for CSC 3385 – Game Programming (nan) Week 2: Tuesday

ECE 3311/4311 Microcontrollers, Robotics and Sensors I

21.11.09. Project Proposal: a microcontroller-based game project (min 300 words)

22.11.09.
Project Proposal: a microcontroller-based game project (max 500 words)

23.11.09.
Write up your project proposal here.

24.11.09.
Final report

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Week 2 Assignment – Introduction and Game Mechanics

Assignment Question
1.1 The rules of a game are the instructions given by the programmer to the computer, in what order, and with which rules (rules are preconditions, postconditions and dependencies) must each statement in the game be executed.

– What are the rules of a game?
– Explain what can happen when you violate a rule.
– What happens when you violate two or more rules at once?

Assignment Requirements

nan Week 2 Pre-requisites

Special Notes:
There are no pre-requisites for this course.

Credit cannot be received for both CSC 3385 and CSC 4385.

Course Credit: 3

CC: CS & ECE Majors

Contact Hours:

– 1 lecture per week
– 2 hours of lab per week

Minimum Grade of C

Spring Semester, First Year (Spring)

Course Section Status

ENG 1040 (V), ENG 1110 (V)
ENG 2100

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nan Week 2 Learning Outcomes

1. Explain the fundamental concepts of programming.

2. Describe the development process for a computer game.

3. Describe methods of game development.

4. Develop a game, from start to finish, using good programming practices and techniques.

5. Identify problems encountered in developing a game and explain solutions for those problems.

6. Create an initial working prototype of a computer game based on your own interests and interests of your classmates.

7. Create appropriate supporting documentation for your final working prototype that will be used

nan Week 2 Assessment & Grading

8 (nan)

Week 2: Game Programming

Course Description

Game programming is the act of creating and building interactive computer games for personal use or business. These games are typically created in a visual environment such as a computer graphics program like Photoshop, Flash, Dreamweaver or an animation program like Flash. This course will cover the basics of game development using Flash. We will also touch on other popular tools and topics in game development such as artificial intelligence, networking, sound and music creation

nan Week 2 Suggested Resources/Books

and links to the websites that have all the information: For Week 1 http://cse.laits.utexas.edu/~aarema/week1/ For Week 2 http://cse.laits.utexas.edu/~aarema/week2/

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at University of North Texas.

Submit your answers to this question for grade. Do not change anything in this document. This is a copy of your final submission.

Instructor: Brad
Email: bbronson@unt.edu

Instructions: Answer all questions in the paper. Be sure to use proper spelling and grammar. Submit only one answer per week; do not submit multiple answers.

This assignment is due no later than 11:59 p.m., Monday, April 29, 201

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at University of Waterloo (UWaterloo).

Choose one:

Part 1 is a midterm exam. It covers both the first and second lectures for this course. You can take the midterm after attending class, but you cannot use any notes or past exams for the midterm.

Part 2 is a final exam. It covers only lecture 4, so you should spend some time studying from lecture slides as well as attending the lecture before taking the final exam.

Part 3 is an individual assignment where

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1. What are the three types of graphics file formats?
2. Which of the following is not a display enhancement technique for increasing performance and reducing the rendering time?
3. A game designer wants to implement a virtual world which is going to be supported by a network of video cards connected via a router. What type of algorithm is needed in this case?
4. Which of

nan Week 2 Discussion 2 (20 Questions)

at University of Texas at El Paso.

1. Game Programming is a method for making games, and an important part of the games industry. 2. A game is composed of a series of events which are tied together with a narrative. 3. There are four main parts to a game: code, graphics, sound and user interface (UI). 4. The game will be built using Unity3D software in order to make it more accessible for everyone. 5. The project will

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and get the required grade or your money back.

Course textbooks can be purchased on this website (you may have to join for $25/year). Just make sure you print the PDFs.

**Week 2 – **Question 1
(20 Questions)

Make a game like the one below: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOoiLO5Zk4g

Game #1 – Ostrich Fight:
In Ostrich Fight, there are four ostriches

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Exam 1 (20 Questions) for CSC 3385 – Game Programming (nan) at Virginia Commonwealth University

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at University of Missouri – St. Louis from 2013

Molecular Biology

You can use these MCQ’s for exam preparation, study and revision.

MCQs on Molecular Biology Q.1 How do bacteria reproduce? They multiply by division (cells divide) they reproduce asexually (they produce more of themselves)

by sexual reproduction (a cell divides to form two cells, each of which contains one copy of the original gene)

by mitosis (the nucleus divides into two nuclei,

nan Week 3 Description

Fall 2017

This course will provide a foundation for learning the art of game development. Each week, we will explore a specific topic in more depth and apply it to an existing game engine of your choice. The primary focus will be on learning to create graphics in Unity, but other engines may be used as well.

To attend this class you must have access to a computer with Windows OS installed. There are two different ways that you can obtain this software:

– On campus computer labs – visit

nan Week 3 Outline

nan Week 3 Objectives

Week 3

For Week 3, you should create a game that uses some of the concepts taught in class, and that can be tested and made available to students. The game can be based on a certain topic, like a period of history, or it can be about anything that is relevant to your life. The game does not have to be done in Flash, but should use common programming techniques (if using Flash).

Here are some ideas for games:

A game about your favorite television show

nan Week 3 Pre-requisites

– Tips For Speeding Up Robert Mueller’s World War III Probe (nan)
– How To Cheat At Baking (nan)
– Does Michael Jackson Think He’s A Martian? (nan)

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Week 1 Class Meeting (nan)
Week 2 Class Meeting (nan)
Week 3 Class Meeting (nan)

Availability

For more information about the instructor and class times, please see the course Web site.

Office Location: SLA. Room 237

DIRECTIONS TO THE CLASSROOM

The start time of this class will be announced in advance and will vary depending on instructor availability.

You can reach campus by car. Google Maps will take you to

nan Week 3 Learning Outcomes

After studying this Week 3 Learning Outcomes for CSC 3385 – Game Programming (nan) you will be able to:

– Explain the main concepts of game programming
– Design a basic game
– Write your own game code

Week 4 Learning Outcomes for CSC 3385 – Game Programming (nan)

After studying this Week 4 Learning Outcomes for CSC 3385 – Game Programming (nan) you will be able to:

– Explain how motion capture works

nan Week 3 Assessment & Grading

1st submission due July 30
2nd submission due September 24
3rd submission due November 5

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Weeks Schedule Topic Description Homework Assignment Due Assessment & Grading (n)

Note: Please review the syllabus carefully before completing assignments. Assignments are marked as either “nan” or “correct.” Please refer to your assigned homework for a description of how to complete each assignment, and for a grade calculation. This is an advanced computer science course

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Each student is required to submit two (2) game programs. The program must be written using the Java programming language and should conform to the programming standards of the week’s assignment.

Submit your assignment via the website at https://www.wcml.edu/course/csc3385-week-3-game-programming (under “Submit Assignments”

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Summary: This course is designed to introduce students to game development using C++. Students will be introduced to basic object oriented programming techniques and apply them to build simple games. The student will learn how to create a graphical user interface and use it to build games that the student can play with his/her own hands. Students will also learn how to

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at University of Texas at Austin (Austin, TX).

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A player controls a black ball with a mouse. A red ball is moving across the screen to the left, and white balls are moving in the opposite direction to the right. If the ball hits a white ball, it moves into a corner. In addition, when a white ball hits a black ball and another white ball, the new white ball moves to one side of its original position (in front of the new one). When two white balls

nan Week 3 Quiz (20 Questions)

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nan Week 3 MCQ’s (20 Multiple Choice Questions)

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