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Game Programming Technologies Grades: 11, 12 Prerequisites:
Computer Technology I OR Computer
Technology II OR A
Programming Course at Home School OR Algebra II
or Better, Computer Literacy Skills, & Instructor Approval
Credits: 2 1/2 Credits Articulation to Waubonsee Community College? In process. Description: Students who enroll in Game Programming and Technologies will study various game genres, purposes, and platforms. Students will have an opportunity to experience the many careers associated with Game Development including most aspects of game design and development. Professional design documents will be developed and students will use those documents to create various gaming environments. Educational, entertainment, strategy and simulation games will be the focus. Students will be exposed to different platforms including PC based games and gaming consoles. The more popular game technology tools will be taught including Flash, XNA, Dark Basic, Blitz3D, GameMaker Pro, along with various other gaming engines and 2D and 3D tools. Students will also learn about the legal and business side of gaming.
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| Teacher Biography Teaching Philosophy "Every student has the potential for great success. It is my job to provide a variety of opportunities to my students and to motivate them to take advantage of these opportunities. Every student learns in a different manner. My delivery style provides students with an opportunity to grow by learning responsibility and new skills in a hands-on environment." Education & Certifications BS - Southern Illinois
University Experience Ms. Schwein began teaching at Fox Valley Career Center in 2002. Prior to Fox Valley, Ms. Schwein taught for various colleges and universities including New York University, McHenry County College, Elgin Community College, and Waubonsee Community College where she developed 10 new course offerings and 4 new certificates of achievement. Additionally, Ms. Schwein has worked as a instructional design consultant for eHigherEducation, a subsidiary of Eastern Michigan University. In addition to her teaching experience, Ms. Schwein has diverse practical work experience. Responsibilities Ms. Schwein works with students to help them acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to be successful in the field of Information Technology. She helps students understand the importance of quality customer service while helping them to grow in all areas of professional development. Ms. Schwein encourages students to consider their personal and professional goals and reminds them to work each day toward achieving those goals. She provides a realistic look at opportunities available after high school and promotes the concept of continuing education either in the form of apprenticeship programs, community colleges, or technical schools. Ms. Schwein serves
as Faculty Advisor for the Fox Valley Chapter of SkillsUSA.
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