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O documento fornece instruções passo a passo sobre como usar o Windows Movie Maker, incluindo como baixar e instalar o programa, adicionar vídeos, imagens e músicas, editar o conteúdo, adicionar efeitos visuais e de transição, criar legendas, títulos e créditos.
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Game Design as an Intro to Computer Science: CSTA 2014
1. Game Design
as an intro to
Computer Science
Mark Suter
HS Computer Tech teacher Grades 6-12
Pandora, Ohio
2. ● Leverage current interests
● Ownership
● Concepts > Syntax is less intimidating
Why Game Design as intro to CS?
3. Paraphrased CSTA “Computational
Thinking” Definition
“using a computer to solve problems using
models and simulations through an automated
series of steps (an algorithm) that can then be
transferred to other, more complicated
problems.”
4. Paraphrased CSTA “Computational
Thinking” Definition
1. Using a computer to solve problems
2. using models and simulations
3. through an automated series of steps (an
algorithm)
4. that can then be transferred to other, more
complicated problems.
9. Concepts explicitly covered in GM
● “Sequence”
● variables
● global vs. local vars
o “1945” invincible error
● loops
o sir-clicks shoot alarm
● if...then
● debugging
o “sir-C” working shooter
● UI Design
o C.A.R.P. (Contrast, Alignment,
Repetition, Proximity)
● DnD is just the
beginning…
o 100 DnD vs 1000
GML commands
10.
11.
12. Transferring Concepts
● Create event/OnStart
● Collision (destroying one of the objects)
● Declare a variable
● if statement
17. Resources
● “Teaching Computer Science through Game Design” by Mark Overmars, 2004
http://courseweb.lis.illinois.edu/~bnsmith3/gaming/files/Teaching%20Computer%20Science%20through%20Gam
e%20Design.pdf
● GameMaker DnD icon reference https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=D9A2AEE8712F052%2164002
● Gamemaker DnD to GML
referencehttp://www.packtpub.com/sites/default/files/downloads/4100OT_Appendix_Drag_and_drop_Icons_to_G
ameMaker_Language_Reference.pdf
● GameMaker Tutorials (by Mr. Suter): https://sites.google.com/site/mrsuterstechlab/videos/tutorials
● GameMaker. (You must IMPORT these, not OPEN)
o Sir-Clicks-A-Lot Starter file http://1drv.ms/1jow9Ov
o Sir Clicks-A-Lot shooter https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=D9A2AEE8712F052%2164000
o 1945 Scroller with endboss and 2 powerup types
https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=D9A2AEE8712F052%2163999