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Game Programming

DMA C219

CATALOG COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course explores the concepts and techniques of game engine programming for electronic and mobile game design and production. Topics include the following: the use of DirectX, Direct3D, and Win32 in game engine design; algorithms, data structures, and memory management issues relevant to game engine design; the history and future of game engine programming; the use of a front-end visual game design tool to complement the game engine programming process; and the use and issues of stock game engines.

LEARNING OUTCOMES & ASSESSMENTS

Upon successful completion of the course, the student will be able to

  1. Summarize historic and current trends in game programming, and evaluate various commercial game engines. This will be assessed with a project, scored with a rubric.

  2. Discuss issues of artificial intelligence, multi-user network games, physics simulations, hardware, and software. This will be assessed with a project, scored with a rubric.

  3. Write a program using OpenGL and DirectX to move and control objects with computer input devices. This will be assessed with a project, scored with a rubric.

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