CIT 261 : Fundamentals of Game Engine Design

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This course covers various components of game engine design. A well-designed game engine handles processing and reduces the unique coding requirements, making the game more efficient and effective. Students learn how to put together a game engine that can be used by multiple games. The course addresses such aspects of game engines as graphics, sound, input, and tools. Pre or co-requisite: CIT 242 or permission of the instructor. Three lecture hours per week. Instructional Support Fee applies. Gen. Ed. Competencies Met: Information Literacy.
  1. Be able to write a game engine that has 2D graphics, sound and input.
  2. Know how to create a library that could be used by multiple programs.
  3. Understand the pros and cons of writing your own game engine versus licensing a pre-made engine.

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Program

Computer Information Technology

Credits

3