Courses

From FANG

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

ITEC2120: Introduction to Programming: Java for Video Games

• Spring 2010, taught by Jam Jenkins using the textbook Introductory Programming with Simple Games: Using Java & the Freely Available Networked Game Engine by Brian Ladd & Jam Jenkins
• Fall 2009, taught by Jam Jenkins using the textbook Introductory Programming with Simple Games: Using Java & the Freely Available Networked Game Engine by Brian Ladd & Jam Jenkins
• Fall 2008, taught by Jam Jenkins
• Summer 2008, taught by Jam Jenkins
• Spring 2008, taught by Jam Jenkins

Java for Video Games at Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad
Duke University Talent Identification Program Summer Studies

• Summer 2009, taught by Arnav Jhala
• Summer 2008, taught by Jam Jenkins

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