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Mobile Games Development
SET 09105
Learning Outcomes
LO1: Design, develop, test and
demonstrate a working game for a
mobile device.
LO2: Demonstrate an understanding of the
technologies used in modern game
design.
LO3: Interpret human needs and
expectations in the context of mobile
games.
Support and Assessment
Learning Outcome
Underpinned by
Assessed in
1. Design, develop, test and demonstrate
a working game for a mobile device.
Tutorials
Coursework
2. Demonstrate an understanding of the
technologies used in modern game
design.
Lectures, Tutorials
Coursework,
Examination
3. Interpret human needs and
expectations in the context of games.
Lectures
Coursework,
Examination
Syllabus
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Overview of game types
Game design methodology
Game architecture
Interaction design
Game psychology
Game platforms and engines
Java 2D, sprites and sound on mobile
platforms
Assessment
• 50% Coursework
– Design, write and demonstrate a game
for the mobile phone
• 50% Exam
– Timetabled for weeks 14 or 15
– Mainly on the lecture content, though
any part of the course is fair game (e.g.
directed study or tutorial work.)
Teaching Pattern
• Weekly class contact consists of a two
hour lecture and a two hour tutorial.
• You should expect to spend twelve
additional hours a week in independent
and directed study.
• Lectures will support the tutorials, but
there will be only a weak coupling.
Reading List
• There is a reading list in the Module
Organiser.
• The library is busy acquiring / has already
acquired a few copies of each book.
We Are:
• Dr M. J Rutter, C67,
• Dr Les Morss, C45,
If you need to contact us, please do so:
– In the tutorials
– During a lecture (questions of general
interest)
– After a lecture (questions of individual
interest)
Module Materials
• On WebCT
• Some materials on a mirror site on:
www.napier.ac.uk/~mjr
(Mainly PowerPoint files)
Highest Priority
• We hope you enjoy the module
• We hope you find it interesting
• We hope your interest leads to an
enthusiastic input of effort
• We hope that the extra effort will get you
an excellent mark
• We hope that the excellent mark will
contribute towards a brilliant degree grade.
Any Questions?
• Any Questions?