2. About Me
“Best Bachelor“ Computer Science
Kiel University, 2009
Master Games
HAW Hamburg, 2011
Lead Programmer
Daedalic Entertainment, 2011-2012
Co-Founder
slash games, 2013
Technical Director
Daedalic Entertainment, 2016
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3. First Things First
• At npruehs.de/teaching you‘ll find all slides
• Ask your questions – any time!
• Each lecture will close with further reading
• Contact me any time at nick.pruehs@daedalic.com!
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5. Exams
• Pick a programming language of your choice.
• Solve a problem you always wanted to tackle.
May refer to this class or the one of Boris Tolg
May refer to your current project
• Release the code under the MIT license on GitHub.
• Benchmark is GameMath: https://github.com/npruehs/game-math
• You may work in teams of two.
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7. Exams
• You’ll be judged on code reusability
Clean public API
Hidden implementation details
Example use case
• Plusses
Second example use case
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8. Exams
• You’ll be judged on documentation
Readme
Code Comments
• Plusses
Public API Documentation (Sandcastle, Doxygen, Javadoc)
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9. Exams
• You’ll be judged on project structure
Source folder contains source code
Vendor folder contains external libraries, if required
Doc folder contains documentation, if required
Git version tag
• Plusses
Project is configured to compile to separate Bin folder
Repository has GitFlow branch setup
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10. Exams
• You’ll not be judged on # lines of code
The biggest library is useless if nobody understands it.
• You’ll not be judged on optimal CPU and memory performance
Except for where optimization is crucial.
If your library is well-designed and documented, optimization is a
minor effort.
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