FIT2096 Games programming

When you finish this unit, you should be able to:

1. 1

   Describe the geometric meaning behind vectors and matrices, and create code that demonstrates how these can be applied practically in game programming, including for object movement and collision;

2. 2

   Create game programs that demonstrate an understanding of the programming game loop and how to set it up;

3. 3

   Program games that demonstrate student understanding of 2D rendering, including textures, displaying sprites, animation, and text.

4. 4

   Create game programs that demonstrate an understanding of physics in the games programming context, including basic movement and interaction;

5. 5

   Program games that demonstrate student understanding of 3D rendering, including geometry, models, cameras, textures and lighting.