CMPM80K: Foundations of Video Game Design

Explores how video games (and games broadly) shape experiences and express ideas. Students develop novel games, interpret games, and survey related topics. No programming experience is required. All offerings support students with required synchronous section meetings and optional synchronous events. (General Education Code(s): T2-Natural Sciences, IM - Interpreting Arts and Media)

5 credits

Year	Fall	Winter	Spring	Summer
2024-25	Section 01 Noah G Wardrip-Fruin (nwardrip) Asych Online	Section 01 Kate Ringland (kringlan)	Section 01 Noah G Wardrip-Fruin (nwardrip) Asynchronous Online	Section 01 Staff Session 1, Online
2023-24	Section 01 Noah G Wardrip-Fruin (nwardrip) Asynchronous Online	Section 01 Kate Ringland (kringlan)		Section 02 Noah G Wardrip-Fruin (nwardrip) Session 2, Online Section 01 Staff Session 1, In person
2022-23		Section 01 Noah G Wardrip-Fruin (nwardrip) may be offered with asynchronous remote (pending approval)	Section 01 Ishaan Anil Paranjape (iparanja)	Section 01 Noah Wardrip-Fruin (nwardrip) Session 1, Online Section 02 Staff Session 2, In-person
2021-22		Section 01 Noah G Wardrip-Fruin (nwardrip)	Section 01 Noah G Wardrip-Fruin (nwardrip)	Section 01 Mirek James Stolee (mstolee) In Person
2020-21		Section 01 Jim Whitehead (ejw)	Section 01 Staff	Section 01 Mirek James Stolee (mstolee) Session 2

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Previously CMPS 80K

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