This unit builds on the outcomes of the introductory game programming unit to provide students with knowledge and understanding of advanced game programming techniques in the areas of game software architectures, artificial intelligence and physics simulation. These techniques will be investigated within the context of event-based and model-based simulation of game environments and the dynamic entities operating within them. Upon completion of this unit students will be able to program complex, interactive games and simulations using advanced, industry-relevant programming techniques. -- Course Website
Instructor: T Wilkin
Prerequisites: SIT153 or SIT251
