Welcome to Geelix: Serious Games for Education and Christian Values

	Welcome to the Geelix School of Serious Games We offer academic extension courses, certifications and projects within computer game development and art.
	Learn Game Development & Design Our extension courses consist of tutorial videos and game development & design projects: Learning Blender, DirectX, Shader programming, PhysX and more.
	Why our courses? Our courses offer a faster and more efficient way to learn these topics. Our courses uses video classes with example source code to rapidly help you get up to speed.

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Featured Courses & Projects

SSG120 DirectX 11 Programming
This course is designed to introduce students to DirectX 11 programming.

2 UNITS, REQ: None.

SSG202 Shader Programming
This course is designed to introduce students to Shader programming.

3 UNITS, REQ: 120.

SSG101 3D Modeling in Blender 2.61
This course is designed to introduce students to 3D Modeling in Blender 2.61.

2 UNITS, REQ: None.

SP101 Deep Star
This project is aimed at making 3D models, materials and tools for computer games.
4 UNITS, REQ: 101.

Featured Publications

Holthe, O.-I. "A Multimedia Presentation Framework for Web 3.0 Computer Game Experiences." IEEE MultiMedia, October-December 2010, Vol. 17/4, pp. 70-79.

Holthe, O.-I. "Geelix InGame: Searching for Serious Games." Proceedings of the 7th IEEE Consumer Communications and Networking Conference 2010.

Holthe, O.-I. "Player GX: Safer Content Only Techniques." Proceedings of the 7th IEEE Consumer Communications and Networking Conference 2010.

Holthe, O.-I., Mogstad, O., Rønningen, L. A. "Geelix LiveGames: Remote Playing of Video Games." Proceedings of the 6th IEEE Consumer Communications and Networking Conference 2009.

Holthe, O.-I., Amlie, K., Tingstad, R., Rønningen, L. A. "Geelix HUD: Capturing and Sharing Live Video and User Input from Computer Games." Proceedings of the 5th IEEE Consumer Communications and Networking Conference 2008.