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No Engine Required: Teaching Game Programming (Mostly) From Scratch
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DescriptionThis talk discusses the course philosophy, design, and implementation details of the undergraduate "Video Game Programming" course at the University of Southern California, which has students program both 2D and 3D games largely from scratch.
Contributors
Sanjay Madhav
University of Southern California
Matthew Whiting
University of Southern California
Event Type
Educator's Forum
TimeTuesday, 21 July 20269:00am - 9:20am PDT
LocationRoom 501 ABC
Session TimeTuesday, 21 July 20269:00am - 10:30am PDT
LocationRoom 501 ABC
Interest Areas
Gaming & Interactive
Research & Education
Keywords
Education
Real-Time
Registration Categories
Full Conference Supporter
Full Conference
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