When I was studying games programming we used an in house framework developed by the lecturers for OGRE.
At the time it was optional, but I get the feeling that if they still use that framework, it just became mandatory, because it has no internet facing documentation.
That said, I imagine they might have chucked it in for Unity before AI hit, in which case they are largely out of luck.
>But every year a small handful of dum-dums made it all the way to exam without having connected two dots, and I have to fail them and tell them that the three semesters they have wasted so far without any teachers calling their bullshit is a waste of life and won't lead them to a meaningful existence as a professional programmer.
This happened to me with my 3d maths class, and I was able to power through a second run. But I am not sure I learned anything super meaningful, other than I should have been cramming better.
At the time it was optional, but I get the feeling that if they still use that framework, it just became mandatory, because it has no internet facing documentation.
That said, I imagine they might have chucked it in for Unity before AI hit, in which case they are largely out of luck.
>But every year a small handful of dum-dums made it all the way to exam without having connected two dots, and I have to fail them and tell them that the three semesters they have wasted so far without any teachers calling their bullshit is a waste of life and won't lead them to a meaningful existence as a professional programmer.
This happened to me with my 3d maths class, and I was able to power through a second run. But I am not sure I learned anything super meaningful, other than I should have been cramming better.