Games Team Project 1 - CFT2102

Assessment 2: Oral presentation/assessment

Outside of class, an oral presentation video is to be submitted in which formative feedback will be given.

Oral presentation/assessment

Assessment 1: Project work

The in-class feedback is via project work as a team.

Project work

Assessment 1: Project Work

To produce, as a team, a prototype game. Project work will include weighting from peer assessment.

Project Work

Assessment 2: Written Assignment

Portfolio of evidence showcasing team-based work and reflection.

Written Assignment

The Games industry relies on professionals who work effectively in multi-disciplinary teams. This module gives you an early experience of both developing game assets and working as part of a team in which such artefacts are planned, designed, implemented and evaluated.
The module aims to provide you with an understanding of industry best practices within the games industry. This includes reflective and peer assessment of contribution to the team effort. You will gain introductory experience of a product development cycle, technology limitations, and possible future developments relevant to the course.

School of Computing and Engineering

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Music Technology and Games

CFT2102 - Games Team Project 1

Games Team Project 1

Evaluate their individual and their peers’ contributions to the project.

Apply typical approaches to planning and production of game development.

Conceptualise and co-operatively implement a game artefact, meeting appropriate usability and quality criteria.

Appraise approaches to overcoming games development constraints, including usability and accessibility.

Recount and discuss the specificity of game development and project management cycles.

Recognise the limitations and merits of game development technology.