A games first approach to teaching introductory programming
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Education: Fast ray tracing and the potential effects on graphics and gaming courses
Computers and Graphics
Operating a computer science game degree program
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Critical skills for game developers: an analysis of skills sought by industry
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Computer games and traditional CS courses
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To advance the state of the art of game technology, many universities have begun new degree programs focused on game design and development. This special issue profiles four programs that are exploring this emerging and important discipline and have proposed similar--or even novel--solutions to the challenges it presents.