ICTGAM423 — Apply artificial intelligence in game development

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34 assessable components: 3 elements (15 performance criteria), 5 performance evidence and 7 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 7 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Conduct research on AI strategies

1.1Research and identify terminology involved in AI applicable to games and its industry
1.2Identify and analyse range of AI path-finding strategies including required genres and environments and how they influence design and development
1.3Discuss AI strategies and ideas with required personnel
1.4Organise research and findings during development process and update required personnel
1.5Identify industry standards applicable to using AI strategies in game development

2 Design, implement and test AI game strategy

2.1Generate a range of goals and actions and other factors in design of an AI non-player character (NPC)
2.2Select technically feasible AI strategies in designing NPCs according to brief and provide creative solutions to design issues
2.3Design and customise AI strategy according to client brief and game requirements
2.4Reflect on and assess implications in AI strategies regarding budget, timeline, technical feasibility and user suitability according to brief
2.5Implement a path-finding algorithm and a NPI AI strategy in a game
2.6Test implementation of AI strategy and amend as required

3 Evaluate game and confirm with required personnel

3.1Review game design and AI strategies and confirm design brief is fulfilled
3.2Discuss, seek feedback and confirm additional requirements and modifications to game design with required personnel
3.3Apply required amendments according to discussions with required personnel and feedback
3.4Obtain final sign-off from required personnel

Performance evidence

identify and analyse at least two artificial intelligence (AI) strategies applicable to a game development brief
design a feasible AI game strategy
implement at least two path finding algorithms and at least two non-player character AI strategies in a game
review and evaluate AI strategies
comply with industry standards, client brief and game requirements

Knowledge evidence

basic path-finding algorithms implications on game development
major AI terms used in the game industry
the development process of creating AI strategies in non-player characters (NPCs) in a game
applying object-oriented programming practices
overall architecture of a game engine
game development testing processes
industry standards applicable to game development

Foundation skills

Numeracy: Outlines parameters using whole numbers and decimals Interprets budgets and adds, subtracts, multiplies and divides whole numbers and decimals and confirms budget, timelines and other brief requirements are met
Oral communication: Obtains information and facilitates discussions using listening and open questioning techniques and relevant industry language
Reading: Investigates, interprets and comprehends technical documentation, diagrams, icons, symbols, text, numbers and letters when determining AI strategies
Writing: Records research findings and documents solutions and process using relevant programming language, and required code layout, code, diagrams and syntax
Initiative and enterprise: Uses creativity and initiative in design
Self-management: Makes routine decisions and implements standard procedures in routine tasks Uses formal decision-making and analytical processes in more complex and non-routine situations
Technology: Completes routine tasks using specific digital systems and tools

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