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Industry/Academic Collaboration for Computer Games Development
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Arranged by SERM
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Dr Iain Donald, University of Abertay
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About this Event
"Industry/Academic Collaboration for Computer Games Development" is a lecture given by Dr Iain Donald, University of Abertay.
This presentation will examine how the Institute of Arts, Media and Computer Games (IAMCG) at the University of Abertay Dundee has built upon a successful pilot academic-industry collaborative project Prototype and rolled it out as part of the core curriculum for all undergraduates for the academic year 2010-11.
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This lecture is free and open to non-members.
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