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Attack Slug XNA 3-D game
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Attack Slug is is great multi-player FPS game develped in XNA by sophomore students who studied computer science under the GM-Method.
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Autonomous Vehicle Navigation
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Another demonstration of student work using the application of the GM-method applied to the development of embedded code by an undergraduate student.
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GM-Method Roadmap - Technology Step 1
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Prof G. speaks on first step in mastering the technology necessary to complete a full client server casino system in 14 weeks by freshman college students
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GM-Method Roadmap - Technology Step #2
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Prof G discusses the second technology exercise required to develop skills to create full client server Casino system
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Casino - Freshman Game Development
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Professor G discusses multi-game client side Casino Game development by programming novices
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GM-Method - Role of Tech Demo inGame Development
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Prof G. Explains the importance of doing technology demonstrations when having freshman create complex gaming systems
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GM-Method - Roadmap - Technology Step #3
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Prof G. discusses third demonstration of skill required of freshman who are developing multi-client, multi-game client server Casino System
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Getting Started with GM - method - Monopoly
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Professor G speaks about a freshmen development team creating the 2-D board game Monopoly using C++/MFC -- an early project during the evolution of the GM-method
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Revised - see Gm-Method Roadmap Technology Step #1
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Prof g. Discusses first technology exercise for novice students who are starting Visual C# .NET Casino Gaming System Development
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GM-Method Roadmap Technology Step #8
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Professor G. discusses technology demonstrations that allow novice programmers to gain the skills needed to create complex gaming systems -- The last of 8 demonstrations ne...
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Professor Goulding presents complex game development accomplishments of students many of which began their study of computer science under a Socratic pedagogical method called the game motif or GM-Method, of software engineering for novice programmers.
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