Is the Irrlicht's scene graph complexity ==I degree require?
Is the Irrlicht's scene graph complexity ==I degree require?
Hi, no I'm not doing my first degree but I just wanted to know if the data structure of Irrlicht's scene graph is in a level a first degree project would require?
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Are you asking whether irrlicht would provide you with a first class degree at Uni?
The answer to that is obviously no. You won't get any credit for anything to do with irrlicht in your project, only the work that you actually code. If you claim irrlicht's code to be your own then you will fail your degree as that's plagiarism!
The answer to that is obviously no. You won't get any credit for anything to do with irrlicht in your project, only the work that you actually code. If you claim irrlicht's code to be your own then you will fail your degree as that's plagiarism!
Heh, that's kind of what I gathered from that post. But I think maybe, from my interpretation, that he is asking something else. I think he wants to know if someone made a scene graph like Irrlicht's, if it would be up to first degree standards or something.JP wrote:Are you asking whether irrlicht would provide you with a first class degree at Uni?
The answer to that is obviously no. You won't get any credit for anything to do with irrlicht in your project, only the work that you actually code. If you claim irrlicht's code to be your own then you will fail your degree as that's plagiarism!
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Exactly!!Halifax wrote:I think he wants to know if someone made a scene graph like Irrlicht's, if it would be up to first degree standards or something.
If I made a scene graph like Irrlicht's only the nodes won't be SCENE nodes but something like "graph nodes", would it be a first degree standard?
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Honestly I would like to say no, but I know absolutely nothing about it. But seriously, scene graphs are taught in high school with Computer Concepts 1, and it isn't that hard to graph.MasterGod wrote:Exactly!!Halifax wrote:I think he wants to know if someone made a scene graph like Irrlicht's, if it would be up to first degree standards or something.
If I made a scene graph like Irrlicht's only the nodes won't be SCENE nodes but something like "graph nodes", would it be a first degree standard?
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You might learn about data structures [arrays, lists, trees, graphs] in a first or second year class as part of your required curriculum. You may learn about scene graphs in an elective computer graphics type class if you choose to take it. But those classes alone won't get a university degree.
Not all computer science programs require big projects from students. Not all code is written in C++ either, but you can learn a lot of the concepts from Irrlicht.
Travis
Not all computer science programs require big projects from students. Not all code is written in C++ either, but you can learn a lot of the concepts from Irrlicht.
Travis