UMaine Students Develop Original Video Games
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Students in a computer programming class at the University of Maine have spent the last several weeks creating their very own video game. And today, they had the opportunity to showcase their final product to peers, industry professionals, and the public.
When students signed up for Computer Science 125, an introductory programming course at UMaine, many didn't know what they were getting themselves into. Last month, the more than 50 students in the class were divided into teams. The assignment: develop a video game...and the results were impressive.
Brittany Devane
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Brittany Devane joined the WVII and WFVX news team as an Enterprise Reporter in August 2012. She is originally from Framingham, MA and attended school at Boston University. She came to Maine after spending the summer in London covering the 2012 Olympic Games for GoLocal Worcester, and has also spent time working for NESN as a Boston Bruins and Hockey East production intern, and WCVB Channel 5 Boston as an intern for Chronicle, the station's nightly news magazine show. She's an avid hockey and football fan, and loves spending time with friends and family back home, and exploring all Maine has to offer!
