Game Programming with Python - Beginning


Bring programs to life by programming your own

This hands-on video game camp will introduce you to game programming using Python--the scripting language behind hits like Battlefield 2142, Civilization IV and the Freedom Force series. You’ll be working with the same language used by professional game programmers, artists, and designers. You’ll learn all about programming topics like variables, loops, and functions--and doing it while making an asteroid collide with a ship or programming the AI (artificial intelligence) of a devious opponent. Whether you’re interested in programming, art or design, this course is a fantastic way to get started.

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Game Programming with Python


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Course Details
Course Details
Skill Level
Introductory - Intermediate
Prerequisites
Basic experience using a Macintosh or Windows-based PC
When & How Long
Summer 2009 | 5 Day Course | M-F 9am - 5pm
Software Used
Python
Certification/Credit Offered
DMA - Game Design Certification
Stanford Continuing Studies Credit
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Locations & Dates
Johns Hopkins University
June 22 - June 26
Stanford University
July 6 - 10
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
July 6 - 10
Case Western Reserve University
July 13 - 17
University of California, San Diego
July 13 - 17
Brown University
July 20 - 24
Stanford University
July 27 - 31
Harvard University
Aug 3 - 7
The University of Chicago
Aug 10 - 14
Dartmouth College
Aug 10 - 14
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