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 ======T-624-CGDD: Computer Game Design & Development, Spring 2016 ======
-===== UNDER CONSTRUCTION =====
 ===== Basic Info =====
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 =====Books=====
-There is no course textbook, but you have access to several books in the library: Game Programming Gems 1 through 8 (various), GPU Gems 3 (Nguyen), CryENGINE 3 Cookbook (Tracy), Unity 3.x Game Development Essentials (Goldstone). You also have access to Game Developer's Magazine (several years). There are also many helpful tutorials online, hosted by the makers of game engines like Unity, Unreal, and Godot.
+There is no course textbook, but you have access to several books in the library: Game Programming Gems 1 through 8 (various), GPU Gems 3 (Nguyen), and CryENGINE 3 Cookbook (Tracy). You also have access to Game Developer's Magazine (several years). There are also many helpful tutorials online, hosted by the makers of game engines like Unity, Unreal, and Godot.
 ===== Intended Learning Outcomes =====
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 The participation grade will be based on: (1) Attendance (both mornings and afternoons), and (2) Participation in online discussion. To the extent possible, this will also be based on how actively the student participates in in-class discussion (based on the instructors' subjective assessment).
-The base participation grade will be calculated as 7.5 * (portion of mornings attended) + 7.5 * (portion of afternoons attended)). The instructors can then add possible bonus points to this base grade based on a subjective evaluation of the student's participation throughout the semester (into which the online discussion may factor).
+The base participation grade will be calculated as 7.5 * (portion of mornings attended) + 7.5 * (portion of afternoons attended). The instructors can then add possible bonus points to this base grade based on a subjective evaluation of the student's participation throughout the semester (into which the online discussion may factor).
 =====Grading=====