Teaching Stable Game Development Skills for the Game Development Industry | Hilmy Abdul RAHIM
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Channel: GameDaily Connect · 2013 · Gaming
How do you create a game development program that will adequately train students to be skilled enough for the industry, when the industry itself changes substantially every 3 years and academia syllabus need to be crystallized 5 years before a student graduates? Hilmy has created and taught game development programs since 1998, and in this session, he shares the stable solutions he discovered to the ever-evolving problem. Delivered at Casual Connect Asia, May 2013. Download Slides: http://gamesauce.org/news/2013/07/01/kdu-university-colleges-hilmy-abdul-rahim-on-teaching-the-next-gen-of-game-devs-casual-connect-video/
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