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the popular game engine, Unity. Topics include working in 2D and 3D environments, using game objects both sourced externally, and custom made, environmental design with lighting and materials, physics systems
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Experience using Leganto is preferred Able to adapt to and troubleshoot new software and technology Strong oral and written communication skills with a demonstrated knowledge of social media tools Experience
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wide changes, technology upgrades, workplace culture initiatives, and sustainability. Assist in the implementation, upgrade testing, documentation and ongoing administration of Colleague and other
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related projects and process improvements, including the implementation of university wide changes, technology upgrades, workplace culture initiatives, and sustainability. Assist in the implementation
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, and abilities Strong computer skills with a working knowledge of all Microsoft Office applications and videoconferencing tools and technology Self-directed and resourceful with a strong ability to
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processes, nonlinear narratives, alternative and experimental gaming narrative structures, as well worldbuilding for games. Students will also prototype their narratives in engine to explore interactivity and
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of science, art, and technology. Beginning in the nineteenth century, this course traces these distinct histories coupled with emerging theoretical paradigms. Certain aspects of new media now taken for granted
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, providing direction and feedback to staff Develop and manage relationships with a variety of internal stakeholders in support of CEAD programs and services Oversee all CEAD technology platforms, including
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development using the popular game engine, Unity. Topics include working in 2D and 3D environments, using game objects both sourced externally, and custom made, environmental design with lighting and materials
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also prototype their narratives in engine to explore interactivity and its impacts on story. Issues of representation, diversity, and inclusion in contemporary gaming culture will be discussed. Students