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Posting Reference: CS CS2053 FR01B


Course Information

Course Prefix: CS Course Number: CS2053
Course Section: FR01B Course Name: Intro to Game Development
Term: Winter Campus:Fredericton
Faculty: Computer Science, Faculty of Department: Computer Science
Position Start Date: 2025-01-01 Position End Date: 2025-04-30
Posting Date: 2024-09-17 Application Deadline: 2024-10-04
Applications to be submitted via: email email fcs@unb.ca
Requested By: Brenda Stennick


Class Details

Days: MWF Time: 10:30-11:20
Number of Positions Available: 1 Total Credit Hours: 4
Mode of Delivery: Face to Face Location: On Campus
Stipend Amount: 9590.67


Curriculum Context


Introduces basic concepts and technologies for computer and video game development, including math and physics foundations for games, core technologies and algorithms in game development, game design and implementation, and game development environments and programming. By taking this course, students will understand various elements and phases of game development. Students will develop a small but complete game during the course and reflect upon the process.
 



Course Description


Introduces basic concepts and technologies for computer and video game development, including math and physics foundations for games, core technologies and algorithms in game development, game design and implementation, and game development environments and programming. By taking this course, students will understand various elements and phases of game development. Students will develop a small but complete game during the course and reflect upon the process.
Take CS*2043 or CS*2263 or ECE*4403



Qualifications

PhD. or Master Degree in Computer Science. Demonstrated knowledge of the subject matter and relevant experience with teaching or professional presentations. Professional IT-related experience is a strong asset.



Additional Notes

Labs on Tuesdays 4:00-5:20 PM



Disposition

none

Is the instructor a Graduate Student Teaching Apprentice

none

Successful Applicant(s)


Preference will be given to Canadian citizens and permanent residents of Canada