Submission Format

Submission Format

Academic practice requires transparency and reproducibility. Classmates should be able to examine the creative and technical methods used to produce the work. Make sure to include your source code and step-by-step direction in the report. If you used the asset, make sure to include the asset files in your submissions. When uploading your project summation files to the class Google Drive please make sure to include, the main zipped Unity folder, and the scripts you worked on. When making a submission, make a .zip folder including both Asset and ProjectSettings folders, make sure to unzip, test out and run before uploading your work for submission. *If it does not run please follow the instruction [1, 2] But most importantly include a document that shows step by step guide to follow along the process used to develop the game. Again, please include screen-captured step-by-step instructions. Screen-carputer software [1, 2].  For this course, it is okay to borrow code from the internet as long as the source is cited in the report. The wording and report must be fully written by the student and must be original work. Lastly, make sure to include the title of the report on Page Header + your last name and page number on Page Footer on every page. The preferred citation style used in a business report is (IEEE BibTeX). 

Please do not push new contents to submitted repository (shared URL) after the deadline, doing so could considered as a late submissions. If you have to continue working for personal reason, make sure to continue working on cloned the repo. 

• Assignment Submission Sheet: Add your assignment repository URL to the submission sheet located in the Drive folder.

• Project Archive (.zip): Upload a single .zip file containing your full project folder.

• Instructional Guide (.pdf): Include a PDF document detailing step-by-step instructions on how to set up and run your code.

• Package Manifest (package.txt): Include a package.txt file summarizing the contents of your submission and describing what is being turned in.

• BibTeX Citations: Provide IEEE-formatted BibTeX entries (in your repository or submission folder) for all external repositories, libraries, and Multimodal LLMs (MLLMs) used.

Example of citing unity asset in IEEE BibTeX: 

Use of Idea Sketch 

When communicating with us, be prepared. Organize your thoughts, use correct terminology when applicable. Please have mock up images/ doodles ready to show when explaining the project to the instruction team. Bring sketch/ drawing or even simple 3D rendering to further assist you—the more detail you bring better we can assist. 

Use of Class Discord Channel

First, please change your nickname for the server to your full name, First and Last (this will not affect your Discord profile in other channels you are already associated with). Do not post anything on the "announcements" as it is reserved for the instruction team. Please use emojis to respond to the announcements—so we know how many students have seen it. Please check the class Discord channel at least once an every other day. Please feel free to use "assignments-questions" to help each other and collaborate between students. "student-only" channel is reserved for students to communicate about anything. Use this link to join the class Discord channel [1, 2]. Please respect the communication protocol, and do not send a direct message to the instructor on Discord. For important message such as class missing, family emergency, request to meet, are all should be done through email. 

Use of Weekly Logs

Your Weekly Logs/research journals should be reflective of your experiences during this course (thoughts, ideas, sketches, notes, reading responses, etc.) and your progress with your team. At the end of this course, this component will stand as extensive documentation of your research process and course assignments, making it the most crucial component of this course for your learning/research development. Describe your weekly progress including Unity Learn, group project, individual tasks and highlight your contribution. It will also serve as a space where you can formulate technical instructional manual. class Google Drive -> Your Name -> Google Docs (week 01). Your Weekly Logs are just as much for you than they are for us. Keeping an organized document throughout the course will primarily benefit you. The only requirements we have are as follows: 

• Keep your logs in a google doc inside the shared student folder on our drive.  

• No less than 250 words per week. 

• Make sure to attach as much as screenshots of what you are working on

• Feel free to be as creative with these as you would like!

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