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San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success 3d Game Programming - How collaboration can impact its curriculum Dr. Kris Stewart Computer Science Department San Diego State University pICT Fellow Summer August2006 / LL 108

San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success SDSU is an MSI (kinda) 2 Our curricula can tie in with local high school to promote smooth transition to the university Our research can tie in with our teaching. Most recent curriculum – Spr 06 3d Game Programming for Simulation (Torque) NSF EPIC research project and collaboration with SDSC Visualization (S Cutchin)

San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success CalREN Resources: San Diego Supercomputer Center

San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success Numerical Analyst* led to Supercomputing and Undergraduate Education (SUE**) led to Supercomputing Teacher Enhancement Program (STEP***) led to Education Center on Computational Science & Engineering (EC/CSE) part of EOT-PACI (1997) ECCSE joins Engaging People in Cyberinfrastructure (EPIC) led to 3d Game Programming Kris’ Faculty Background (Kris Stewart, CS Professor, San Diego State University, California State University) * MS/CS SDSU 1979 (built IMSAI/Z80 kit computer), JPL 1981, PhD UNM 1987, SDSU 1984 ** SDSC (1991); UCES (DoEnergy 1994) *** Smithsonian Research Collection (1996)

San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success 3d Game Programming Upper Division Course for Coders Using the Torque Game Engine from Torque has an object oriented scripting language with an extensive library of game capabilities Text: Ken Finney, Thomson Pub

San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success 3d Game Programming Spr 06 The first offering of this course was Spr06 and the course will be reoffered Spr07. The class web page will be updated for the next offering during Fall 06. Spr07 will have formal group assessment with the group coding project.

San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success Game Programmer’s Guide to Torque Spr07 by Edward F. Maurina III Windows, Macintosh, Linux Changes from Spr06 course: 1.Application server on-line for student course project development – available on public internet 2.Student cooperative learning groups with sample of service learning

San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success How the Ed Center on CSEng Lab has used Torque Hoover High School collaborators, Mr. Hal Cox (physics) and Mr. Robert North (chemistry) Both former STEP teachers Supercomputer Teacher Enhancement Program ( ) – A Key outcome was the adoption of Web Browser in school curriculum in 1994 – Support from local infrastructure for network/computers in the classroom

San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success 1996 ComputerWorld/Smithsonian InfoTech Award for STEP <Hal <Robert

San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success Web Page Development Adopted Quickly (wouldn’t you prefer to have this young man on campus in the computer lab, than …)

San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success STEP Lead Teachers (Hal Cox)

San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success Computing Power a Decade Ago (look familiar to you, or were you born digital?) < Hal

San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success We in Computational Science are Indebted to the Gamers The Power They Needed to Effectively Run Interactive Games pushed the CPU Envelope The Resolution in Graphics and Run-time Response has Engaged this Audience (market- driven, video games more $’s than DVD movies) We in Higher Ed Need to Engage this Audience We can Tune the Curriculum to Benefit our Students and a Larger Audience Service-based Learning is Rewarding to the Spirit (may not know they need this)

San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success Generation ME Why Today’s Young Americans are more Confident Assertive and more Miserable than ever before Jean M. Twenge, PhD, (Psychology Dept SDSU) Please introduce me to her. ¿ possible new collaborator ?

San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success ECCSE collaboration with Steve Cutchin SDSC hosts our Chemistry and Physics modules

San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success Magnetic Particle Emitter

San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success Directions – Right Hand Rule/Left Hand Rule

San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success Live Demonstration? Running on my Dell notebook – you can download your own copy to run on your PC Start the Game (tab for avatar) Proceed slowly to read the background information

San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success Ryuhei Comic-Con Last Month in San Diego Azumi – “I want to make samurai version of Mad Max” KPBS interview with Azumi creator by Beth Accomando I have watched in once now and the story line, as English subtitles, is compelling.

San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success Fall 06 Teaching at SDSU CS 440 Social and Ethical Issues in Computing Cyberethics: Morality and Law in Cyberspace, Richard A. Spinello, Jones and Bartlett Pub., 2006 – reading on the plane ride CS 524 Compiler Construction Fundamental CS – Lex, Yacc as tools. Student project will extend a bare-bones compiler to recognize Ada (semester long) These courses provide validation for this digital immigrant for Spr 07 3d Game Programming

San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success Outside Wisdom – JSB John Seely Brown – SDSU

San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success JSB Having the credentials that a computer science geek respects (Chief Scientist, Xerox; Director Xerox PARC) Having publications that the education community validates (he joined the HBR debate on “IT matters to Higher Ed”* in letter to editor) *HBR May 2003 IT Doesn’t Matter – Nicholas G. Carr *Does IT Matter to Higher Education? – Jack McCredie, Educause Review Nov02

San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success What’s Next? CS440 being taught Fall 2006 Expect interesting feedback from students on their opinions on the Digital Age, given they were born digital Applaud you for joining us today and challenge to ensure awareness of IT in higher education Expect interesting changes in the learning environment and its support on campus

San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success Apply JSB Insights to CS 440 Students have grown up digital; faculty are analog Capitalize on creativity by honoring the venacular of today’s students (multimedia- literate) Communicate complexity simply (great skill) MIT’s architecture studio – all work in public (development and critique) – in context Learning to learn “in situ” is key

San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success Apply JSB Insights to CS 440 early in the semester, just the start JSB highlights multimedia literacy CS440 Student Learning Outcomes student group presentations were great (but classroom venue was not up to it)

San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success Gamer Groups Spr 2006 Great Classroom (AH1112) – Varying Engagement

San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success Group Gamers for Spr 07 Peer Review Instructor selects group based on student preferences, but student input, to create support group for classroom isolate (2:9 Johnson, Johnson, Smith) Clear criteria for success set by instructor Formulate, Share, Listen, Create – neighbor interaction (2:21 JJS) Restructure class room – lecture only when appropriate – move towards distance learning Modify SUNY Learning Network to bB to embrace distance learning (K. Siddiqui)

San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success References – pICT-SDSU Aug06 stewart-pICT-GameProgCollabCurric.ppt Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering Stewart Home Page: curricula John Seely Brown Active Learning: Cooperation in the College Classroom David W. Johnson, Roger T. Johnson, Karl A. Smith Interation Book Company, Edina, Minnesota Asynchronous Learning, Fredonia NY Khalid Siddiqui San Diego Supercomputer Center

San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success More Information? Kris Stewart Professor, Computer Science, SDSU Director, EdCtrComplSciEng (ECCSE) This work supported by NSF and SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Education Success

San Diego State University / Ed Center on Computational Science & Engineering pICT 2006 SDSU Qualcomm Institute for Innovation & Ed. Success Hobbies?