I'm currently studying here

I'm aiming to get a degree here so it'll be easier to get a job in the future. (The market's crashing tho so idts)

Due to my previous experience in Gamedev, I'm able to skip Year 1, so hopefully I'll be done in 2 years.

Ngl Year 2 of Uni feels more lax than Year 1 of Polytechnic. (2d shape drawing in p5.js vs 3d OpenGL)

I'm forced to relearn modules like:

• Data structures and algorithms (We literally covered MORE in Poly than in Uni)
• """Graphics""" programming (Javascript p5.js shape drawing)
  • There's a copy of my midterms over on the Game Projects page.
• Computer security (Like encryption and blockchain)
  • I have some notes for this on this page.
• C++ again """Object-Oriented Programming""" (my first language i learnt forever ago)
• Databases and web apps (with sql and node.js)

Programming

I learnt C++ and C# languages in class. The course also taught me the basics of the Unity game engine.

I touched a little on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript too, which is how I made this website on my own.

I also had a module for Computer Graphics that used OpenGL.

There were also other programming modules like:

• Data structures and algorithms
• Physics (and the Linear Algebra required for it)
• AI
  • A* Pathfinding
  • State Charts
  • Mini-Max algorithm
• Multiplayer Programming
  • WinSock local server hosting/client connection
• Console Gamedev (on the PS4)
• Server Development (with Firebase)

Design

I took Visual Art Techniques where I learnt how to use Photoshop to create assets such as posters for the games that we created.

I also learnt the principles of game design, level design, and game story creation.