Sorry to hear teaching didn't work out for you.
What are your thoughts about using programming / puzzle games as teaching aids / exercises in general, and for introducing concepts in Computer Science in particular?
(TIS-100 was my first direct exposure to writing assembly, and I'll admit to having written an FPGA implementation of it, with an assembler that supports the game's puzzle file format for my Bachelor's dissertation. Sorry for the undocumented mess!)
Thanks for all the excellent games, and good luck with your future plans for everyone on the team!
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Hi Zach!
Sorry to hear teaching didn't work out for you.
What are your thoughts about using programming / puzzle games as teaching aids / exercises in general, and for introducing concepts in Computer Science in particular?
(TIS-100 was my first direct exposure to writing assembly, and I'll admit to having written an FPGA implementation of it, with an assembler that supports the game's puzzle file format for my Bachelor's dissertation. Sorry for the undocumented mess!)
Thanks for all the excellent games, and good luck with your future plans for everyone on the team!
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