GAME DESIGN|GAME DEVELOPMENT|DIGITAL MEDIA|INTERACTIVE MEDIA

This practice-oriented module provides an introduction to digital game design. Through the application of theory-based game design concepts, such as game loops...

This practice-oriented module provides an introduction to digital game design. Through the application of theory-based game design concepts, such as game loops and procedural rhetoric, students will have the opportunity to explore various aspects of digital videogames production, including coding, UI design, animation controllers, and asset production. Students will be empowered to develop playful artefacts targeting diverse platforms, including Virtual Reality, Mobile, PC, and Mac. This critical engagement with theory and practice enables students to create, modify, and critique videogames as informed designers.

The module seeks to equip students with the basic principles for real estate financial analysis. Students will be introduced to the linkages between real...

The module seeks to equip students with the basic principles for real estate financial analysis. Students will be introduced to the linkages between real estate, credit and capital markets; learn the financial tools for evaluating lending and borrowing decisions and apply them to real estate investment decisions. Furthermore students will study recent innovations in real estate finance and investment, and be introduced to real estate private equity. Students will be provided with opportunities to hone their analytical, innovative, interpretative, collaborative and communication skills and be empowered with tools and skills for success in a sophisticated and dynamic real estate business environment.

The aim of the module is to guide students to design and plan their own pilot plant study and then execute the project by training and supervising a group of...

The aim of the module is to guide students to design and plan their own pilot plant study and then execute the project by training and supervising a group of UG/PG students over a week. In addition students on this course will assess the outcome in terms of research aims and supervisees’ learning. The module is designed to build upon the experiences of Pilot Plant Unit Operations course. In this module students, working in small groups, will plan, manage and execute their own pilot plant study, providing a unique opportunity for large scale verification of data and for supervision of and UG/PG group.

Upon completion of the course, a student should be able to:

Plan a week-long original research project involving one or more unit operations at scale;
	Organize research as well as training activities for the UG/PG group;
	Be confident in executing the project, in collaboration with the designed UG/PG group;
	Report on the project aims and how these were met both in terms of research objectives and students (UG/PG) learning.