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Course Title:
Introduction to Unity 3D Scripting
Course Number:
CIS 153
Computer Number:
1047
Semester:
Spring 2015
Meeting Time:
9:30 10:45 A.M. M/W
Meeting Location:
HSTC 300
Instructor:
Connie Jones
Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisite:
CIS 251 or Prior knowledge of Javascript
Required Text /Materials: Unity Game Development Essentials Goldstone, 9th Edition, Packt Publishing
ISBN #: 9781847198181 -- (8GB or more) Flash Drive.
Handouts: Additional handouts may be required. Instructor will provide information on obtaining this
material.
Please read:
Please read this syllabus carefully. It contains vital information about what is expected of you in this
class. It is designed to serve as a reference tool for the basic structure of this class. However, even
with all the thought and preparation that went into the design for this syllabus, I am sure that there
are some unique issues that may not have been addressed. Therefore, please contact me to address
any concerns.
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Information:
Americans with
Disabilities:
The Rehabilitation Act of 1973 ( Section 504) and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 state
that qualified students with disabilities who meet the essential functions and academic requirements
are entitled to reasonable accommodations. It is the responsibility of the student to provide
appropriate disability documentation to the College. In addition, the student must initiate an official
request for special accommodations. If special classroom instructional accommodations are
needed please contact the ADA Coordinator, Ms. Sheila Theiss at (334) 876-9294. An official
special accommodation request must be submitted to the ADA Coordinator every semester for
each specific course.
Important Dates
(Course Website)
Weebly.com serves as a portal containing supplemental information for the course including lecture notes, PowerPoint slides, and
other media resources. Students are expected to check it regularly.
URL: http://cisinfohighway.weebly.com
Course Description
This course will serve as both be an introductory programming course and an intro to game modifications and design using Javascript
and the Unity 3D game engine. It covers the basic elements of the Javascript language such as syntax, variables, and functions. It will
provides students with the fundamentals of game design and theory.
Students must complete this course with at least a C average.
Course Objectives
Modes of Instruction
This course utilizes lecture, class discussion, extensive video tutorials and handouts to deliver course content.
Students should expect that work outside of class is a requirement to complete the assignments.
20%
15%
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20%
25%
The following grading scale will be used to report grades on the official school records:
A 90 to 100
B 80 to 89
C 70 to 79
D 60 to 69
F 0 to 59
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AU
Withdrew
Incomplete
Satisfactory
Unsatisfactory
Audit
Withdrawals
If you decide to withdraw from this class, you should contact the office of Student Services. You may withdraw and receive a grade of
W. Withdrawals may affect Standards of Academic Progress (refer to Student Handbook) which may effect your ability to
receive financial aid. If you are unsure of your academic progress, please go by the Financial Aid department in the Student Center.
Note: The last day to withdraw from this course is April 15, 2015. If you stop attending class but do not officially withdraw
from the course, your grade will be based on all work required for the course. Please note that all coursework that is not
submitted will receive a grade of 0 for the missed assignment.
Any student who completely withdraws prior to 61% period of enrollment or who stops attending classes will be responsible
for any unearned funds that the college must return to the Department of Education. Students will be placed on hold and will
not be released until the debt has been cleared with the business office. Students that are placed on hold will not be able to
register, nor receive any official or unofficial documents from the college.
Class Attendance
Students are responsible for reading and being familiar with the Colleges Attendance Policy as stated in the WCCS Catalog/Student
Handbook. Students are expected to arrive on time, attend all class sessions, and be responsible for any and all material missed
during any absence. Excessive absences, regardless of the reason or circumstance, may interfere with the students ability to
successfully complete the requirements of this course.
Academic Honesty
Academic honesty is highly valued at Wallace Community College. Students are expected to submit work that
represents his or her original words or ideas. All papers, quizzes, exams and homework assignments are expected to
reflect the individual students effort. Please see the Wallace Community College Catalog for more information about
academic honesty, including consequences of academic dishonesty.
Statement on Discrimination/Harassment
The College and the Alabama State Board of Education are committed to providing both employment and educational
environments free of harassment or discrimination related to an individuals race, color, gender, religion, national origin,
age, or disability. Such harassment is a violation of State Board of Education policy. Any practice or behavior that
constitutes harassment or discrimination will not be tolerated.
Classroom Discipline
Students are responsible for reading and being familiar with the Colleges Student Discipline Policy as stated in the WCCS
Catalog/Student Handbook.