My Life With Video Game Designing

Currently I am enrolled in Dual credit classes such as History and English. These two classes will prepare me for the real world and college. Both classes will teach me discipline and new study/reading habits. Discipline, for turning in my work on time and learning to only depend on myself , not expecting any slack or help. Especially, for in the real world work environment/college where assignments will have to be met on the deadline no exceptions or excuses. New studies habits, where you will be expected to read and understand your work. Failing to do so may cost a failure on an assignment or harm to a person in the work environment.

Through my high school years, I have taken many challenging academic courses, extracurriculars, and community service. By taking AP classes through high school, I have become more prepared for challenging courses in high school and have become more responsible and independent for challenging work, from these Ap classes, I have become more prepared for Honors College. since sophomore year, I have taken the highest level course available. By being in a regular level course I did not feel as if I was being challenged enough and desired more. The high-level courses challenged me and pushed me further as the more challenging it gets the more prepared I would be for the future. As a highly motivated student, I like to be around other students who

I had always wanted to program, not just anything. I wanted to program video games. Not just any video game. I wanted to to program the greatest game ever made.

Throughout high school, I have challenged myself both in the classroom and out in my community. By taking the honors classes, while participating in as many extracurricular activities as I can, I have learned the importance of balance and commitment. My school offered many dual-enrollment courses with conjunction to the local community college as well as Seton Hall University. These classes prepared me for the rigorous workload of college classes, while giving me the opportunity to earn college credits as a high school student. In addition to the dual-enrollment program, I have taken several AP classes that too transfer to college credits. I always challenged myself to take the upper-level courses because I want to be as prepared as I possibly

The language arts have always been an impactful part of my education. I always find myself enjoying these classes, but I know they’ve always felt easy. They’ve never been challenging enough. College is an intimidating factor I’ve yet to face. I feel as though I should learn what is necessary to further my education and push myself to the limits that I won’t reach if I’m to continue on with the current English classes. I understand that it will be significantly more difficult than English 11 and I acknowledge the work I will receive if I am to take College Prep.

In 8th grade, instead of baking cookies or cake in cooking class or drawing pictures in art, I took German 1 to put myself in the position to be placed in AP German my senior year. My freshman and sophomore years of high school I took Photography to work towards taking AP 2D Studio Art along with other AP/accelerated sciences, maths, and english classes. Certainly, there are other students that took just as difficult of courses that I did, but I pushed myself to excel in other courses that others may not have taken.

class I did enjoy and excel at was I.T (Information Technology), due to it being

Since I am in my junior year now, I am able to leave those core classes behind me and really get into my major and minor classes, the ones that really interest me. As of now, I am taking some general management classes, allowing myself

I am a homeschooled high school senior. As a homeschool student, I cannot take AP classes. To remedy this, I decided to take dual classes at Southwest Tennessee Community College. I have selected Southwest for a multitude of reasons: to provide challenging courses in preparation for college, to grant me college credit, and to complete my high school education. I have chosen to take Pre Calculus, English Composition, and Anatomy & Physiology this semester. In January, I take Pre Calculus 2 and Anatomy & Physiology 2.

I was drawn into video game design because I love video games and technology. Playing video games increased my interest in video game design. I already know having an interest in video games and knowledge about computers helps while becoming a video game designer. I hope to gain knowledge about their role in creating a video game, what they do daily, and their income.

Think about the classes you currently take and those you’ve taken in the past. Consider the ways in which you preferred to learn.

Being an indie video game developer is tough work as there's a lot that goes into the development of a video game. Unlike bigger AAA studios, indie developers only have themselves or a small team to accomplish this great amount of work and with that, comes a large amount of time having to be invested into the games creation but how does an indie developer know or gain enough knowledge to form a prediction of whether that game in development will be a success or not? The answer is simply data.

I knew, I would do all right in speech and writing courses. Math was never my strong point. However, I found out that I would have to take a remedial math course before enrolling in the math course for computer science. I also discovered that since I had not taken physics in high school. I would have to complete a college physics course before beginning the science courses. Most working students also find out as I did that they have very little time for homework, they have to reduce their courses loads.

I have wanted to be a video game designer for a long time. This job interests me because I am very talented at video games. Someone that has this job is shigeru miyamato (the creator of Mario). Another person who has this job is warren Spector. What I like about this job is that it involves videogames.

It is hard to find balance between life and work for any young woman that is trying to build her career and be a professional. We tend to put family, relationships, friendships, and even our health on hold to go the extra mile to have a better future. My goal was to become a video game developer, I want to share the struggles I encountered while reaching this goal to show you that no academic achievement or job promotion is not worth more than you or the ones you love. Let me tell you my story.