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December 10, 2014
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Students in the Thriving in a Digital World class learn to program a Pac-man-like maze game.
Students in the Thriving in a Digital World class learn to use the Scratch! programming environment to program a Pac-man-like maze game that includes opponents that use a variety of intelligent and unintelligent behaviors.
Credit: Calvin Lin, UT Austin
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