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 ======T-634/734-AGDD: Advanced Game Design & Development, Spring 2017 ======
-====== Under Construction ======
 ===== Basic Info =====
   * **Instructors: ** David Thue, Jonatan (Joon) Van Hove
   * **Contact: ** David: Office in Venus floor 2, telephone 599-6412, e-mail davidthue[ ]ru.is
-  * **Contact: ** Joon: joon[ ]joon.be
+  * **Contact: ** Joon: joon[ ]ru.is
   * **Weekly Meetings: **
-    * Monday 14:00-13:40 (M120)
+    * Monday 14:00-15:40 (M120)
     * Wednesday 10:20-11:55 (M124)
     * Wednesday 13:10-14:45 (M111)
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 ===== Project Work: Design, Development, & Analysis =====
-The term will consist of the development and analysis of a variety of different games, both in teams and as individuals. After completing work on three smaller games (a Board Game, a Minimal Game, and a Constrained Game), students will propose and develop a larger game during the second half of the term (Final Game). Masters students in the course will additionally propose and perform a Research Project alongside their other work. Each deliverable is generally due at the end of the Timeframe shown in the table below. Specific due dates will be given during class meetings as each project is assigned. Much of the course work will be completed by students outside of class time, but many class meetings throughout the term will be dedicated to project work (**"Jam Labs"**) with the course instructors on-hand to offer help and advice.
+The term will consist of the development and analysis of a variety of different games, both in teams and as individuals. After completing work on three smaller games (an Analog Game, a Minimal Game, and a Constrained Game), students will propose and develop a larger game during the second half of the term (Final Game). Masters students in the course will additionally propose and perform a Research Project alongside their other work. Each deliverable is generally due at the end of the Timeframe shown in the table below. Specific due dates will be given during class meetings as each project is assigned. Much of the course work will be completed by students outside of class time, but many class meetings throughout the term will be dedicated to project work (**"Jam Labs"**) with the course instructors on-hand to offer help and advice.
 |**Description**|**Deliverable**|**Timeframe**|**Weight (B.Sc.)**|**Weight (M.Sc.)**|
 ^**Group Work** ^^^63%^45%^
-|  Board Game|Presentation & Demo| Weeks 1 & 2|3%|2%|
+|  Analog Game|Presentation & Demo| Weeks 1 & 2|3%|2%|
 |  Constrained Game|Demonstration & Code| Weeks 4 & 5 |15%|12%|
 |  Analysis of Constrained Game|Document (2-3 pages)| Week 6 |10%|6%|
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 |  Minimal Game|Demonstration & Code| Weeks 2-6 |8%|8%|
 |  Analysis of Minimal Game|Document (2-3 pages)| Week 7 |6%|4%|
-|  Final Game Post-mortem|Document (4-5 pages)| Finals |15%|12%|
+|  Analysis of Final Game|Document (3-4 pages)| Finals |15%|12%|
 |  Attendance & Participation|N/A| Weeks 1-12 |5%|3%|
 |  **(M.Sc. Only)** Research Proposal|Document (1 page)| Weeks 4-5 |N/A|5%|