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Building A Prototype Based on what I wanted to do (see “The Idea?”) and based on the fact I stayed well within my comfort zone in the ideation phase, I decided to try something different when building the prototype. I Read More …
The activity was this week was one of remediation. For this I had decided to make a version of Space Invaders where the player plays as the invaders, rather than the spaceship at the bottom of the screen. Having a Read More …
Problems, Problems I find myself in a little bit of a bind at the end of week 3. I am beginning to wonder if this course is actually a good fit for me. The challenge this week has caused me Read More …
The Challenge This post comes very late, as we start week 5. I have thought long and hard about this challenge and I still do not know what I can do for the challenge. The challenge, as stated on the Read More …
As previously stated I have had difficulty in thinking what to do for this challenge, and I have felt more than a little anxious and nervous about not submitting anything. However, as I was tidying up my hard drive on Read More …
For week 2 we have been asked to: Begin this activity by selecting one or more of the ideation techniques discussed this week, then apply them to the following challenge: 1. Choose an existing artefact that is the output of Read More …
In my role at the company I work for I, alongside my team, are responsible for suggesting and implementing innovative new systems which make us stand out from other companies in our industry. One of the systems we are implementing Read More …
Ever since I decided to take this course I have been wondering what platform I would like to use to develop on. The course describes itself as completely platform agnostic, so I am wondering what would be best. I think Read More …
Now, now at the end of week 1, as I have some idea of how the course is structured, having used the VLE for a week, I have decided how I am going to structure my time. This is not Read More …
The waterfall system development life cycle (SDLC) is a methodology whereby a product, be it hardware, software or both, is developed from start to finish in a totally linear fashion, which one phase following the next through to completion, and Read More …