Lectures related to Video game console

Covers the setup of a Gitlab agent for Kubernetes, focusing on installation, version control, and troubleshooting.

Delves into the concept of games, emphasizing rules and player engagement.

Explores turbulence characteristics, simulation methods, and modeling challenges, providing guidelines for choosing and validating turbulence models.

Covers beams with consoles, deformations, uniform loads, joint Gerber, beam lifting, and Gerber beams.

Covers the practical setup for the ICG Exercise on Raytracing, focusing on configuring the development environment.

Explores the cultural and industrial aspects of video game production, highlighting challenges and demographics in the industry.

Covers project management tools, budget allocation, financial monitoring, and workload analysis.

Covers the calculation of maximum efforts in beams and consoles, including the formula relating loads to maximum tensile stress.

Covers the basics of image processing using Fiji software and advanced TEM, SEM, and characterization methods.

Delves into the influences of literature, mythology, and philosophy on the gaming experience in Elden Ring.

Explores the subtle use of melancholy in Hollow Knight, creating a profound and emotional gaming experience.

Demonstrates launching WinCC OA and executing a synoptic view in a semester project.

Covers conditions, loops, functions, and graphics in R programming with practical examples.

Covers the implementation of sets using hashing and set operations.

Explores online tracking methods, including canvas and AudioContext API fingerprinting, and their privacy implications.

Analyzes beams, their internal forces, load capacity, and design considerations for efficient structures.

Covers inheritance, polymorphism, and casting in object-oriented programming, emphasizing code factorization and generic object manipulation.

Covers pointers in C++, memory addresses, dynamic allocation, arrays, and memory management techniques.

Explores the quick method for NVM diagrams of straight beams and provides examples of correct and incorrect diagrams.