Entry of my century
For the longiest time I wanted to start a Blog, but I never did. Not out of procrastination, but because I did not have much to say, no actual experience or helpful input to give. But in my Game Project Management class (also known to us as The Seminar) tonight, Dr. Harmeyer inspired me. She spoke to us about the importance of having a blog, not just any blog, but a helpful blog. So I intend to use this blog to be my "digital voice", to speak of the great technologies I've acquired, helped create (or break), and hopefully get some good feedback on how to improve on both my self and my skills.
Hi, I'm Ashraf Dawod. A senior at the University of Baltimore, a Simulation & Digital Entertainment (SDE) major, and now a proud Blogger.
Lets rock and roll.
I want to apologize in advance, I will do my very best to update this blog and respond to comments, but please keep in mind that I'm in a killer semester. I'm taking 5 classes as well as working full-time as a Tech. So homework and school projects come first, but I assure you that this blog is a close second.
I will end up doing a major tutorial this semester on Game Audio (part of my independent study), and I will most defiantly keep this blog updated on that, and I see great potential in posting the final product right here. Since the topic covers the span of three(3) different consoles/coding languages, then it would make sense for me to post them here as a three(3) part series.
I'm very excited about this, and I do hope that it will be useful to others. God knows I have been going to forums and tutorials to find solutions, I think its about time I gave back to the wonderful Open Source community.
Well, I think that pretty much sums up my first Blog Entry.
Thanks for reading, have a good morning.
-Ash
Hi, I'm Ashraf Dawod. A senior at the University of Baltimore, a Simulation & Digital Entertainment (SDE) major, and now a proud Blogger.
Lets rock and roll.
I want to apologize in advance, I will do my very best to update this blog and respond to comments, but please keep in mind that I'm in a killer semester. I'm taking 5 classes as well as working full-time as a Tech. So homework and school projects come first, but I assure you that this blog is a close second.
I will end up doing a major tutorial this semester on Game Audio (part of my independent study), and I will most defiantly keep this blog updated on that, and I see great potential in posting the final product right here. Since the topic covers the span of three(3) different consoles/coding languages, then it would make sense for me to post them here as a three(3) part series.
I'm very excited about this, and I do hope that it will be useful to others. God knows I have been going to forums and tutorials to find solutions, I think its about time I gave back to the wonderful Open Source community.
Well, I think that pretty much sums up my first Blog Entry.
Thanks for reading, have a good morning.
-Ash
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