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Course Syllabus
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forkInTheRoad.cpp
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Assignment:
Assignment 2
Reading:
Chapter 2 in Begining C++ Game Programming
Montfort, Nick.
"Interactive Fiction as 'Story,' 'Game,' 'Storygame,' 'Novel,' 'World,' 'Literature,' 'Puzzle,' 'Problem,' 'Riddle,' and 'Machine'"
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Wardrip-Fruin, Noah and Harrigan, Pat (Eds).
First Person: New Media as Story, Performance, and Game
MIT Press. 2004, pp. 310-317
Online version
Montfort, Nick and Moulthrop, Stuart.
Face It, Tiger, You Just Hit the Jackpot: Reading and Playing Cadre's Varicella
Fineart Forum 17:8, 2003.
Further Reading:
Fowler , Martin.
UML Distilled, Third Edition
Addison-Wesley. 2004.
Montfort , Nick.
Twisty Little Passages
MIT Press. 2003.
Links:
Inform - An interactive fiction development system
Cooking for engineers
OMG UML resource page
Argo UML
Loads of info on random number research
HotBits - Random numbers generated by radioactive decay
random.org - The web based random number service
Lava lamp random number generator
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