Programming Languages White Papers
Educational Games for Learning Programming Languages
Overview A concept of educational game for learning programming languages is presented. The idea of learning programming languages and improving programming skills through programming game characters' behavior is described. The learning course description rules for using in games are suggested. The concept is implemented in a game for learning C# programming language. A common game architecture is modified for using in the educational game. The game engine is built on the base of the graphical engine Ogre3D and extended with game logic. The game has been developed as an industry level commercial product and is planned for sale to educational institutions.
| Publisher | Volgograd State Technical University | File Format | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Date Published | June 2008 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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