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| July 7 - July 11 |
Ages 9-11
Campers attending Introduction to HTML and Graphics will design and create their own web pages that they can publish online at the end of the week. They will learn how to make web pages using HTML. They will also create their own graphics using Adobe Photoshop. They will also complete more advanced graphics projects using Alice animation graphics tool.
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| July 14 - July 18 |
Ages 11-13
Advanced Web Page Design is a week of camp intended to teach campers more advanced techniques for creating web pages. They will learn how to design a good web page and use HTML stylesheets and PHP to create their web pages. At the end of the week, they will be able to post their web pages online.
Some basic knowledge of HTML will be assumed.
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| July 21 - July 25 |
3D Programming
Ages 12-15
In this new week of camp, campers will learn to use software for 3D video or game programming. They will learn to create interactive 3D worlds using the drag-and-drop programming interface. At the end of the week, campers will go home with their world, as well as a copy of the software.
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July 28 - August 1 |
Introduction to Game Design with a 3D Engine
Ages 14-17
Campers will be using the Unreal Editor or Half-Life 2 Editor to produce their own custom game levels for a 3D game engine. The campers will be instructed on the basic work flow of constructing a game level, as well as loading preexisting or custom 3D models or characters.
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| August 4 - August 8 |
Introduction to Computer Graphics Development Tools with Maya
Ages 12-16
Campers will be using the Maya software to learn the basics of 3D modeling, animation, and rendering. The course is intended to give the student the building blocks to develop character models and environments for games and/or the ability to enhance their web or multimedia projects.
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| August 11 - August 15 |
Programming Games in Java
Ages 13-16
Programming Games in Java is intended as an introduction to computer programming for campers with or without prior programming experience. We will cover basic programming concepts in Java including methods, variables, conditional statements, loops, and simple graphics. We will also discuss Java resources available to campers outside of camp.
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