Agenda
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6:30 - 7:00 Registration
7:00 - 7:45 Advanced Games Development by Darren Sim
7:45 - 8:00 Break
8:15 - 9:00 Create Robotics using Microsoft Robotics Studio by Edwin Sarmiento
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Venue
Level 22, CF-12
NTUC Centre, 1 Marina Boulevard (near Raffles Place MRT and next to Neptune Theatre)
Advanced Games Development by Darren Sim
In this presentation Darren would share with the audience the essence of game development, including game-loops, network games, and how to develop a game that run on both the XBOX360 and the PC environment. Darren would also share with the audience the process of building a game and how to get your game published and SOLD!
Speaker Profile
Darren's a Microsoft MVP who speaks frequently in the MSDN circuits and other Microsoft events, covering both academia events as well as professional events. His speaking engagements include XNA, Windows Vista Gadgets Development, .Net Security, Atlas, ClickOnce deployment, ASP.Net 2.0, Visual Studio 2005, SQL Server 2005, Microsoft Communities, C# 2005, iMovie and Windows Vista, mostly in the Asia-Pacific Region.
Apart from his speaking engagements, Darren also does trainings on Microsoft.Net technologies and Microsoft Office for technical training schools.
Prior to joining Microsoft Developer Programs, Darren had been part of the Apple Talent Development Team at MSHS where he lead the Multimedia team, focusing on Multimedia Development & Production
Synopsis
Create Robotics using Microsoft Robotics Studio by Edwin Sarmiento
The Microsoft Robotics Studio (CTP) is a Windows-based environment for academic, hobbyist and commercial developers to easily create robotics applications across a wide variety of hardware. This session will demonstrate how Microsoft Robotics Studio (CTP) can be used as a scalable and extensible end-to-end robotics development platform with a lightweight services-oriented runtime.
Speaker Profile
Edwin Sarmiento works as a senior systems engineer/DBA for Fujitsu Asia Pte Ltd managing servers and databases for a multinational company located in 10 countries. He is very passionate about technology and is working on mobility and business intelligence during his spare time. He has frequently spoken at several Microsoft events on .NET, SQL Server, and Windows SBS.
Date/Time:
14th December 2006, 6:30pm to 9:00pm
How to get there:
For attendees who drive:
We recommend to park at the Neptune Theatre car park
For attendees traveling by MRT:
It is a 5 minute's walk from Raffles MRT Interchange, passing by the Asia Building.
For attendees traveling by bus:
Nearest bus stop is at Clifford Pier and it is a 2 minute's stroll to the OMB. Buses that service this bus stop are:
- SBS 10, 70, 97, 100, 107, 130, 131, 162 and 196
- TIBS 75, 167 and 700
- CSS 605 and 608
Please register for the event here.
IMPORTANT NOTE: There is a new registration procedure in order to enter the building. All visitors will need to go through registration with the security and be assigned a pin# to enter. In order to expediate the registration process, we're required to submit the list of visitors to MS Reception at least 3 days in advance. As such, early registration is strongly encouraged.
Thank you!