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"What good is your genius if nobody is there to see it?"
I'm Benjamin Weidner — a computer scientist, game developer, and educator at Rowan University. I teach students how to use game programming to sharpen the skills they want to showcase to prospective employers.
I've loved video games all my life, and I've always wanted to find a way to start making games of my own. I started becoming involved in game development when I started conducting research using the Unity Game Engine during my undergraduate studies. I learned that simulation work and game development work go hand-in-hand, when you learn one you can learn the other if you know your engine.
Students can learn to make games while gaining imperative knowledge in programming and design at the same time; they get to make the choice of what to do with the skills they've learned. If you are someone who is interested in game design, development, or you just want a way to learn how to program, feel free to use all of the free resources on this FREE website... freely!
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