ICTGAM533 — Create complex 3-D interactive games

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What an assessment for ICTGAM533 must cover

54 assessable components: 6 elements (28 performance criteria), 9 performance evidence and 9 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 8 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 Prepare to create game

1.1Obtain project brief and other required documents and organisational procedures
1.2Identify game production assets required to meet creative and production requirements and technical specifications
1.3Discuss formats of assets and issues of asset integration with required personnel
1.4Determine sequence for development of beta-version prototype for testing game play
1.5Create schedule for production and testing
1.6Determine strategies for monitoring production progress against schedule

2 Evaluate capability of game-engine software and tools

2.1Identify and review range of industry-standard game-engine software and development tools available
2.2Assess software and tools related to specified game concept and play requirements
2.3Discuss considerations for selection of game-engine software with required personnel and confirm selection will meet specified outcomes
2.4Select game-engine software and development tools

3 Prepare required assets for a game

3.1Establish environment for project that supports sharing of project assets produced by team members
3.2Review attributes of assets required in a game project related to game engine
3.3Create or acquire visual assets for a games project
3.4Customise asset attributes according to game design and chosen game engine

4 Use game-engine software and development tools

4.1Create, modify or access scripts or code and combine assets
4.2Create and check game-play elements according to creative and technical requirements
4.3Test and run game prototype as a presentation and confirm sequences meet creative, production and technical requirements

5 Evaluate game prototype

5.1Demonstrate initial prototype to required personnel and seek feedback
5.2Evaluate prototype against criteria including achievement of a creative and user-friendly product
5.3Discuss and agree on required changes
5.4Assist if required in tests and user trials
5.5Evaluate feedback from user trials
5.6Confirm endorsement from required personnel and develop prototype into a complete product

6 Transform prototype into final publication

6.1Make required changes as indicated by user trials
6.2Integrate all game elements as required by specifications
6.3Make final checks and confirm sequences conform to navigation design
6.4Obtain final sign-off from required personnel
6.5Assemble final publication for distribution according to organisational procedures

Performance evidence

create a complex 3-D interactive game according to a design brief, on at least one occasion.
apply a variety of strategies for game trialling and testing
apply original and innovative approaches to creative development of a 3-D game
collaborate in use of tools and features of software applicable to game-production process
implement game development and production strategies
maintain integrity of the design brief and game design document
communicate, collaborate and participate in a team environment
compare different controller designs required according to different devices
confirm functionality on at least two different browsers and at least two different digital devices.

Knowledge evidence

basic programming techniques and language
capabilities and constraints of game engines
processes used for games development, including specific terminology
production and testing scheduling techniques
key features of game-play hardware and software products
risk and critical path management techniques
technical constraints that hardware imposes on: graphics requirements, code development, creative visual design
creative, production and technical requirements of creating 3-D games
asset formats and issues of game asset integration.

Foundation skills

Reading: Interprets and comprehends a large range of textual and diagrammatic information, to inform instructional, technical and conceptual requirements
Oral Communication: Uses listening and open questioning techniques to obtain required information and concepts using appropriate industry language for intended audience
Numeracy: Uses whole numbers, decimals and percentages when manipulating software according to technical and design component requirements. Defines timeframes according to schedule requirements
Teamwork: Cooperates and collaborates with others as part of routine activities to achieve team results, and to confirm that outcomes meet requirements
Initiative and enterprise: Uses creativity and initiative in game design
Planning and organising: Plans, organises, and completes work according to defined requirements and schedules, taking responsibility for decisions, and sequencing tasks to achieve efficient outcomes. Plans, organises, and completes work according to defined requirements and schedules, taking responsibility for decisions and sequencing tasks
Self-management: Sources, analyses and evaluates applications, tools and assets for their potential to meet creative requirements. Uses a systematic process to evaluate work and to implement improvements
Technology: Identifies purposes, and uses key features, of specific digital systems and tools, and operates them in order to complete design tasks

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