creative technology / new media

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There will a small number of assignments, to be made by the students individually. The goal of these assignments is to provide a structure that assists the students in exploring the technology. As a basic assignment, students must develop a simple casual game on any of the following topics:

basic(s) -- game development

mathematics -- testing skill level
physics -- exploring a physical model
animation(s) -- re-make(s) of a classic, e.g. tetris

For the final assignment(s) of the course, students are allowed to work indidually, or in groups of two or three (maximally) students. Work done in groups must be proportionally more challenging and complex. Students are encouraged to continue their explorations started in the virtual environments course, which listed the following options:

final(s) -- game development

simulation(s) -- of natural or artificial system
scenario-driven narrative(s) -- to promote collaboration
augmented reality game -- using augmented/mixed reality technology

In effect, students will be encouraged to follow their own ideas, in for example implementing a game. For the final assignments, similar as in the virtual environments course, an effort will be made to develop interesting challenges in cooperation with the TXChange facility.

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