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Welcome to Computer Game Development Class!School of Arts and Humanities Spring 2004 Instructor: John Fowler, BFA, EMBA Number: ATEC 3351.501 Title: Computer Game Development Time: Mondays 7:00pm - 9:45pm Location: HRA 1.102 Description: This course is intended to expose students in a real life business exercise to the computer game development and publishing industry. Students will get a taste of real life computer game development during the 15 class sessions and home work assignments. They will have an opportunity to create a game concept, working in a team to develop a game design proposal, create a short demonstration of the team’s game concept and make a presentation to industry leaders in a “green light meeting”. Working in student lead teams of artist, programmers, writers, and designers the students will have a chance to develop a game idea from scratch into a potential software product. Previous projects include a puzzle game, cell phone game, role play game, educational game, and a first person shooter. Team Rosters Spring 2004:
Teams are subject to slight adjustments after consultations with Mr. Fowler. The Team assignment is to create using methods and techniques learned in class a game design proposal and demonstration game for a green light meeting (final exam), April 29, 2004 |
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