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Teen FAQ
What is the weekday
schedule?
Instruction begins at 9:30 AM and runs through the end of Inside
Gaming at 8:00 PM. There will be breaks for lunch, dinner and recreation.
Gaming and open labs run from 8:00 PM until around 11:00 PM.
May I attend both sessions?
Yes. If you attend both sessions you will have the opportunity to
work individually during the first four days of the second session
to mod the game created by your development team during the first
session. You then join a development team to build another game.
Your role(s) on the new team will depend on your interest and skill.
Are there any prerequisites for attending
Emagination Game Design?
You must be 15 years old by the start of camp. There are no other
specific prerequisites. The curriculum is designed for you to learn
at your own pace.
Who are the Instructors?
Instructors are graduate and undergraduate students completing degrees
in video game design, digital media arts or computer science at
leading universities. There are six students per Instructor on average.
Instructors are the Lead Designers on the Development Team. Inside
Gaming sessions include Instructors as well as top executives of
video game studios.
What type of game can I create?
Using a design document that you and your team customize and finalize,
you and your team will build a FPS video game.
What software will be used?
Unreal Development Kit powered by Unreal Engine 3 from Epic Games,
Adobe Photoshop and 3ds Max from Auto desk as well as a selection
of console and pc video games
Will I have a roommate?
Yes, you live in a dorm room with a roommate. You may request to
room with a friend so bring one along!
May I bring my own computer?
Emagination Game Design provides powerful workstations for each
participant. However, you are welcome to bring your computer for
your dorm room but it is not necessary and Emagination is not responsible
if it is lost or stolen. Your dorm room will have internet access.
Have
questions?
Email us at camp@computercamps.com
or call 877-248-0206.
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