Description
Many students these days wish to be games programmers. This booklet is the second in a series of four that teaches students the tool and techniques of object orientated programming required to become a beginner games programmer.
In Project 2 students will use the programming language Python, along with its add-ons Pygame and NumPy, to write an object orientated game called Tile Match. The booklet covers:
. object orientated programming theory (inheritance, lists vs arrays, stacks, queues and insertion sort)
. coding Tile Match (with full instructions)
. extension tasks
. ways to improve your coding
This course could be your first step to becoming a games programmer!
This booklet was co-written with my colleague David Stott for the Scottish Advanced Higher Computer Science course but could be used as part of any advanced programming course or games programming club.
Project 3 is currently being written and is due for release in late December 2015. Project 4 will be released by March 2016.
In Project 2 students will use the programming language Python, along with its add-ons Pygame and NumPy, to write an object orientated game called Tile Match. The booklet covers:
. object orientated programming theory (inheritance, lists vs arrays, stacks, queues and insertion sort)
. coding Tile Match (with full instructions)
. extension tasks
. ways to improve your coding
This course could be your first step to becoming a games programmer!
This booklet was co-written with my colleague David Stott for the Scottish Advanced Higher Computer Science course but could be used as part of any advanced programming course or games programming club.
Project 3 is currently being written and is due for release in late December 2015. Project 4 will be released by March 2016.
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Grades
10th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
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Pages
42
Answer Key
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Teaching Duration
1 month
Description
Many students these days wish to be games programmers. This booklet is the second in a series of four that teaches students the tool and techniques of object orientated programming required to become a beginner games programmer.
In Project 2 students will use the programming language Python, along with its add-ons Pygame and NumPy, to write an object orientated game called Tile Match. The booklet covers:
. object orientated programming theory (inheritance, lists vs arrays, stacks, queues and insertion sort)
. coding Tile Match (with full instructions)
. extension tasks
. ways to improve your coding
This course could be your first step to becoming a games programmer!
This booklet was co-written with my colleague David Stott for the Scottish Advanced Higher Computer Science course but could be used as part of any advanced programming course or games programming club.
Project 3 is currently being written and is due for release in late December 2015. Project 4 will be released by March 2016.
In Project 2 students will use the programming language Python, along with its add-ons Pygame and NumPy, to write an object orientated game called Tile Match. The booklet covers:
. object orientated programming theory (inheritance, lists vs arrays, stacks, queues and insertion sort)
. coding Tile Match (with full instructions)
. extension tasks
. ways to improve your coding
This course could be your first step to becoming a games programmer!
This booklet was co-written with my colleague David Stott for the Scottish Advanced Higher Computer Science course but could be used as part of any advanced programming course or games programming club.
Project 3 is currently being written and is due for release in late December 2015. Project 4 will be released by March 2016.
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Thanks!
The second one's even better!
A bit challenging for me to first understand but the seller was very helpful
As mentioned in a previous review, I have been looking for object-oriented extensions for my advanced Python courses, and these are the best I've seen so far. Thank you for them. Can't wait for Project 3!
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