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  • Game Programming II

    Course Description: This course will build on the concepts of game programming introduced in Game Programming I. Topics covered include 3D graphics programming, audio design, physics simulations, and multi-player networking. Participants will deepen their programming knowledge, bolster their technical implementation capabilities and create custom game engines. Course Objectives:
    • Understand the fundamentals of 3D graphics programming
    • Leverage scripting languages to automate tedious tasks
    • Experiment with advanced game engine techniques
    • Incorporate audio tools into existing projects
    • Develop realistic physics simulations for immersive environments
    • Implement robust user interfaces for seamlessly engaging games
    • Design algorithms for reliable variables synchronization
    • Construct custom game engines using modern technologies
    • Create a portfolio of games optimized for multiple platforms
    • Troubleshoot existing codebase for potential performance enhancements
  • Course Description: This course will introduce participants to the fundamentals of game programming. Topics covered include 2D graphics programming, scripting languages, game engine architecture, and animation techniques. Participants will gain an understanding of core computer science concepts, develop their technical implementation skills and acquire a portfolio of game programming projects. Course Objectives:
    • Master the fundamentals of 2D graphics programming
    • Utilize scripting languages to create dynamic applications
    • Understand basic concepts of game engine architecture
    • Incorporate animation tools into existing projects
    • Design effective algorithms for game logic implementation
    • Construct efficient user interfaces that respond to player input
    • Develop powerful AIs for challenging game experiences
    • Implement data structures to optimize gameplay
    • Create a portfolio of games using modern technologies
    • Troubleshoot existing codebase for potential performance improvements
  • Course Description:

    This course will provide participants with an understanding of advanced game development principles and techniques. Topics covered include game mechanics design, game narrative design, artificial intelligence, player psychology and motivation, optimization of various platforms, and other concepts related to the field. Participants will gain an understanding of the highest-level aspects of game development necessary to succeed in professional settings. Course Objectives:
    • Identify and implement different types of game mechanics
    • Develop and craft stories within a gaming environment
    • Construct effective Artificial Intelligence models for games
    • Analyze how players are motivated by elements within games
    • Optimize games for various platforms such as mobile, console, or PC
    • Utilize specialized tools and techniques for creating innovative games
    • Design strategies for constructing an engaging user experience
    • Leverage industry best practices when developing a codebase
    • Assess the risks and rewards associated with implementing new features into existing products
    • Implement measures for continual improvement in game design
  • Course Description:

    This course provides an overview of understanding data through numbers. Students will learn about strategies for interpreting numerical information, techniques for plotting graphs, and other topics related to finding trends and patterns in the data. At the end of this course, students will be able to identify relationships and correlations between variables, create innovative systems for summarizing data using statistical methods, and implement strategies that allow them to draw meaningful conclusions from numerical data. Course Objectives:
    • Understand the basics of how to use numerical data
    • Explore principles of analyzing statistics
    • Analyze methods for uncovering trends
    • Utilize strategies for plotting graphs
    • Comprehend different techniques for creating summaries
    • Evaluate approaches to making predictions
    • Create custom plans based on program needs
    • Develop strategies for recognizing outliers
    • Design custom solutions based on context
    • Implement techniques for successful outcomes
  • Course Description:

    This course provides an overview of analysis. Students will learn about strategies for interpreting data, techniques for determining correlations, and other topics related to finding patterns that explain relationships between variables. At the end of this course, students will be able to accurately assess associations between variables, create innovative systems for uncovering insights from data, and implement strategies that allow them to draw meaningful conclusions from their analyses. Course Objectives:
    • Understand the basics of Analysis
    • Explore principles of analyzing data
    • Analyze methods for uncovering correlations
    • Utilize strategies for interpreting information
    • Comprehend different techniques for using statistical methods
    • Evaluate approaches to understanding relationships
    • Create custom plans based on program needs
    • Develop strategies for recognizing outliers
    • Design custom solutions based on context
    • Implement techniques for successful outcomes
  • Course Description: This course is design to provide insists on how to run meetings in groups and clubs. Roberts Rules of Order will help to promote and encourage students to foster skills essential to the ethical, social, and professional function of formal meetings. The course prepares students to become engaged and constructive members of a diverse, dynamic, and engaged society. Course Objectives:
    • Understand the history of Parliamentary Procedures and why they are important.
    • Master terminology related to major actions undertaken within parliamentary procedure.
    • Identify, analyze, and develop the basic components of Bylaws.
    • Design a meeting Agenda
  • Course Description: 

    This course will explore the theory that life is balanced by opposition, such as gravity and centrifugal force, activity and rest, and yin and yang. Students in the course will analyze ancient and contemporary representations of the Theory of Opposition. Course Objectives:
    • explore the theory that things cannot exist without its’ opposite
    • understand the principle of seeing two opposite sides to things
    • learn the theory of finding balance in opposition
  • Course Description:

    The purpose of this course is to explore human conflict, identifying elements of, strategies, and philosophies of attaining positive outcomes. Students will learn how to develop personal strategies to overcome personal conflicts and obstacles. Course Objectives:
    • Explore the historical context of The Art of War
    • Understand the deeper meaning of Yin and Yang
    • Understand the deeper meaning of The Way
    • Understand the deeper meaning of Taking the Path of Least Resistance
    • Understand the deeper meaning of War as a Means to Protect Peace
    • Understand the deeper meaning of The Responsibility of Authority
    • Understand the deeper meaning of proper organization means that having fewer troops is not a problem
    • Analyze the five fundamental aspects to be considered when preparing for war
  • Course Description:

    This course is designed to help students new to college life. A variety of skills and suggestions are explored which have been shown to improve the college experience. Students will develop a personal Action Plan based on a reflective assessment, and recorded in a daily journal. Course Objectives:
    • Gain Academic and Social Confidence
    • Develop Organizational Skills
    • Master Time Management
    • Get involved and make positive relationships
    • Practice gratitude, respect, humility, and empathy
    • Build a Portfolio
    • Keep a daily Progress Journal
    • Seek positive experiences and moments to remember
  • Creativity and Innovation

    Credit Hours: 3 Course Description: This course focuses on creativity and innovation, examining the relationship among creativity, organizational processes and systems, and successful innovation. Throughout the course the student will explore tools and techniques for fostering individual and group creativity, innovation, the business models to execute these ideas, and principles and practices for leading innovation. Course Objectives:
    • understand the creative process
    • learn how to frame and re-frame problems
    • understand how to challenge assumptions
    • learn to develop their personal creativity
    • understand how to manage creative professionals
    • learn how to develop an organizational climate that fosters innovation

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