How to finish your project...

Reduce the scope and complexity of your project.

   Choose a small component of a complete game, and focus on that.
   The component will be a portion of a complete game engine.

   Briefly describe the complexity reduction on your web page.

How to present your project...

Your project should compile and run on the Odin server or a Linux
distribution similar to our room-315 workstations.

Because of the coronavirus pandemic and sudden conversion to a virtual
classroom, any project will be accepted on any platform using any tools
you need to write some portion of a video game engine.

Have some reasonable amount of information on your web page.
Information should be concise. Small but meaningful.

Choose a class day that remains and come to class.

You may discuss your project with the instructor and any students
who come to class. The instructor might examine your code and run
your code during the class on zoom.

You have completed the course.

How the project is scored...

Higher scores will go to projects that run on Linux.

Higher scores will go to projects that use components that we worked
with in labs and homework.

The goal for scoring is... 
the average score for all projects presented will be 100%.