I found the course lacked structure that I would expect at university, the content itself was very exciting, but it required alot of self teaching as by week 6-7 we were only just learning about creating a door, where as I would expect to be at a much more advanced stage, it would of also been nice to include some tutorials on import sculpted prims into second life as nearly everyone struggled with this.

Finally I found the marking to be quite inconsistent, I know of people who put in much greater work than other team members, producing better work as a result, and yet getting lower grades. This is on top of a demo session that never occured so people could not demonstrate there work only to be told that it had occured 3 weeks earlier, without there knowledge despite being in the lab for the entire session.

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Virtual Reality was one of the most interesting module that i enrolled for, very different normal, networking, databases or programming that most students

are use to, module faetures included c++ scripting, graphic designs, calculative, creative and building skills.

I would deffinately recommend to any 3 year students, who want to participate in a different module, that is actually an enjoyable module.

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Hi Chris,
Thank you for guiding us through this brilliant VR course and enabling us to get an all round exposure to VR platforms, modelling, animation and construction. My previous experience was low and would recommend the course to other students as its packed with fun, good learning and an option to develop leadership and project management skills from the start. It slots in well with the other courses and gave us ample time to develop and refine our work while helping others and studying for other courses.

Merci

Don Samba (K0634065)

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