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Assignments For Semester 2 of 2013: Assignment 1: Group of 2-3 Students

This document outlines the assignments for the second semester of the MSc Multimedia Systems module on Game Programming. Assignment 1 is a group assignment where students must compare and analyze game programming technologies and environments. Assignment 2 is an individual assignment where students must design, code, and document a 2D or 3D arcade, strategy, adventure or racing game. The game must have at least two levels and display score and other information.

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Assignments For Semester 2 of 2013: Assignment 1: Group of 2-3 Students

This document outlines the assignments for the second semester of the MSc Multimedia Systems module on Game Programming. Assignment 1 is a group assignment where students must compare and analyze game programming technologies and environments. Assignment 2 is an individual assignment where students must design, code, and document a 2D or 3D arcade, strategy, adventure or racing game. The game must have at least two levels and display score and other information.

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Programme: MSc Multimedia Systems Module: Game Programming Module Code: MULT 5105C Cohort: MMS/12/PT

Assignments for Semester 2 of 2013


Deadline for submission: Week 13 Assignment 1: Group of 2-3 students (Weightage: 10%)
Identify, describe and compare at least two of the major technologies and development environments of game programming. Justify the game development environment you would choose. (Minimum 2000 words)

Assignment 2: Individual (Weightage: 20%)


Design and code a 2D or 3D arcade, strategy, adventure or racing game to run in any software platform of your choice. Requirements: The game should consist of at least two levels and show the total score obtained and the game level and other relevant information on the HUD (Heads-up display).

You should submit together with the game a documentation consisting of the following: (a) The game title (b) Game story and plot introduction. 50% of marks will be awarded for applying appropriate programming techniques in the development of a working game and 20% for the documentation and 30% of marks will be awarded during presentation based on the design and fully working game.

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