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In this advanced level course, you will apply play theory, game mechanics, and game design techniques to create a game that engages meaningfully with an aspect of society. You will examine a range of roles that digital games play in society, including simulation, training, education, and entertainment, and you will identify a context that a digital game could respond to. The learning in this course will directly inform other advanced level game, animation and interactive oriented courses.
Game Seminar
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| 930 | 63167 TUT (G01) 0930-1220 Fri ART-B1-05G | ||||
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