Final Exam, CSCI 340, Spring 2020

1. A game submission
   • A working game project must be uploaded to a github repo by the end of the final exam period (April 30 at 2:30 pm).
   • You must email your instructor a link to this repo.
   • This portion is required.
2. An individual presentation
   • You must arrange a fifteen minute meeting on Thursday April 30 with your instructor.
   • Before this meeting begins you must have your game loaded and ready to present.
   • During this meeting you must be prepared to demonstrate that you game meets the specifications
   • You must be able to explain technical details about the requirements you selected to implement.
   • You must be able to answer questions about the Unreal engine and the game class in general.
3. Your game project can earn points by providing a "reasonable" demonstration of any combination of the following topics:
   1. [20 points] The game contains a customized particle emitter
      • You must implement at least two non-trivial features in a particle emitter
   2. [20 points] The game allows you to employ a melee attack on a NPC
   3. [20 points] You are able to enter and drive a vehicle in your game.
   4. [20 points] You are able to interact with at least two characters with a dialog which contains at least three different exchanges.
   5. [20 points] Your game contains at least four materials which you have created demonstrating a variety of properties associated with surfaces.
   6. [20 points] The game contains multiple levels which are loaded and unloaded on demand as the player enters an area.
   7. [20 points] Multiple players can participate in the game.
   8. [20 points] Add a cinematic which moves a camera along a path from one point to another.
      • This is activated by the player entering a location.
   9. [20 points] Your game contains multiple different characters which can be "possessed" during the game.
   10. [20 points] Implement a projectile system which can travel through a solid object.
   11. [20 points] Implement a minimap.
   12. [20 points] Clone animations from one character model to another. Be prepared to explain how you did this.
   13. [20 points] Modify the physical properties of an object in at least four different ways. Be prepared to explain what you have modified and why.

   Final Presentation Schedule

   Time	Person	Time	Person
   10:30		10:45
   11:00	Ethan Sigmund	11:15	Dylan Whitehead
   11:30		11:45	Corey Becker
   12:00	Bruce Conrad	12:15	Jozef Jankowiak
   12:30	Gabe Mazza	12:45	Austin Oakes
   1:00	Mason Biggie	1:15	Seneca Koos
   1:30	Anthony Bellucci	1:45	Ged Barkman
   2:00	Gabe Dayton	2:15	Alex Miller
   2:30	Alexander Thompson	2:45	Sam Martin
   3:00	Laura Hill	3:15	Michael Curphey