I believe the final assignment should be a Business Plan for a Game Developer Company. It would sum up all that we learned throughout the course!

Coveres about 80% off business side. It lacks marketing and differenct campaings for starting your game conpany or strategyes for getting funds.

Very interesting course in the business aspects of video gaming. Perhaps a little bit basic (for undergrads) but it has an awesome experience

It's a great course to get starting in game business, funding and improve my soft skills to work with other people.

Game video pitch is the most interesting assignment. I have got chance to see other students' ideas.

Pretty good course for general overview of the industry, legal and production sides of games.

Wonderful and complete course. I was just expecting a bit more about portfolio.

It was good and useful to get a better idea about the industry

Great course. Unfortunately it is not so in the deep as hoped.

Very good course, I learned a considerable amount from it.

I liked some of the homework sets on this chapter.

I like those part focusing on business of games.

Boring but very useful.

So far so good!

Just Fantastic

Good course

well done

nice

The information in this course was valuable, but the assignments were poorly integrated with the course. The types of documents assigned were either not covered or barely covered in the course leaving the students to guess what was expected. For one assignment the provided template left off a section required in the grading criteria. The quizes were also poorly tied to the lecture material and some of the questions were ambiguous. There were several quizes were a single wrong answer resulted in having to take the quiz over.

Pros: it's a really good introductory course for people who don't have any experience with gaming industry. The course covers all bases including project management, leadership, starting your own business and lots of other useful stuff.

Cons: if you're already involved in the industry, you won't learn anything new and lectures barely scratch the surfaces of wide variety of topics. You won't learn anything new from the course and better idea would be spend your time on digging deeper into your specialization.

This course tries to address problems that might arise from game development. It's not an approach to the accounting problems, like finances, a game company may have, but mostly an approach to the bureaucratic problems of creating and publishing a game. It also provides knowledge about monetization pratices and publishing pratices, warning the future game developer how a publish may inadvertently "throw a wrench in the works" of game development.

This feels like it could have been included on another course, just like the previous one seems like an extra course just to keep people enrolled and paying since it wasn't that fundamental neither did I learn anything actually useful to develop video games on C#. Nothing to do with the teacher, just the course

Much better lectures however the project assignments are a little bit out of topic considering the information cover by the videos. It would be more practical to show some examples in one of the videos.

I didn't enjoy this course as much as the others. Particularly due to the fact that I am only looking for hands on knowledge on how to develop a game and not create a business around it.

I wasn't that impressed. I did learn a lot about business types and copyright stuff, but it seemed like the assignments had nothing to do with the course material.