Courses

From FANG

Courses using the FANG Engine in Spring 2008

• ITEC2120: Introduction to Programming at Georgia Gwinnett College taught by Jam Jenkins
• CPS04: Java Game Programming at Duke University taught by Robert Duvall
• AP Computer Science and Java Game Programming at North Gwinnett High School taught by Michael Reilly

Courses scheduled to Use the FANG Engine in Summer 2008

• Duke Talent Identification Program in Ahmedabad, India, taught by Jam Jenkins

Courses which have used the FANG Engine (formerly tipgame engine)

The following courses have used the FANG Engine. Visit the links to see sample syllabi and assignments.

CPS004: Java for Video Games at Duke University

• Spring 2004, taught by Jam Jenkins and Dietolf Ramm
  
• Fall 2005, taught by Dietolf Ramm
• Spring 2006, taught by Dietolf Ramm and Robert Duvall
• Summer 2006, taught by Joseph Farfel
• Fall 2006, taught by Robert Duvall
  This course was part of the Game2Know Fall 2006 Focus Program.
  
• Spring 2007, taught by Robert Duvall
  
• Summer 2007, taught by Joseph Farfel
  
• Fall 2007, taught by Robert Duvall
  

CS130: Introduction to Computing at Western Carolina University

• Fall 2006, taught by Jam Jenkins
• Spring 2007, taught by Jam Jenkins

CS150: Problem Solving and Programming I at Western Carolina University

• Fall 2006, taught by Jam Jenkins

Java for Video Games at Duke University Talent Identification Program eStudies

• Fall 2005, taught by Jam Jenkins
• Spring 2006, taught by Jam Jenkins
• Summer 2006, taught by Jam Jenkins
• Fall 2006, taught by Joseph Farfel
• Summer 2007, taught by Abrita Chakravarty

Java for Video Games at Duke University Talent Identification Program Summer Studies

• Summer 2004, taught by Jam Jenkins
• Summer 2005, taught by Jam Jenkins
• Summer 2006, taught by Jam Jenkins[1]
• Summer 2007, taught by Jam Jenkins
• Summer 2007, taught by Chris Hazard

Java for Video Games at Duke University Talent Identification Program Academic Adventures

Academic Adventures course is a day long program for gifted 5th and 6th graders.

• Fall 2006, taught by Jam Jenkins
• Spring 2007, taught by Cheryl Jerozal