missionbit

A selection of student projects from "Intro Web Programming"

Fall 2013 Group Projects

Our very first Mission Bit class spent half of the semester working on open-ended projects. A few of them are hard to demo online, but here are some fun ones!

Spring 2014 Adventure Games

The Adventure Game project was one of the first projects in the Spring 2014 semester where the students got to flex their creative muscles. Building an adventure game in HTML was great motivation for many of the students to dig deeper into CSS and gave them the opportunity to think about how to structure a site with a lot of separate pages.

Spring 2014 Group Projects

For their end of semester projects, most of the groups decided to build games of their own design!

  • Food Stacker — Catch the good food and avoid the bad stuff. Works on mobile devices too!
  • Operation Peach — Help Princess Peach escape the castle on her own!
  • Endless Jump — A crazy endless runner. Can you get over 9000?

Fall 2014 Group Projects

For their end of semester projects, most of the groups decided to build games of their own design with the Phaser HTML5 game framework!

  • hexbit — Two player turn-based strategy game. Take over the map to win!
  • jlaw — Jennifer Lawrence broke the law and is escaping from enemies who altered their appearence to look just like her. She must use her enemies to her advantage and go into a giant picture of her beautiful face.
  • emblem tensei — Fire Emblem based RPG

Fall 2015 Group Projects

For their end of semester projects, most of the groups decided to build games of their own design with the Phaser HTML5 game framework!

Spring 2015 Group Projects

For their end of semester projects, most of the groups decided to build games of their own design with the Phaser HTML5 game framework!

Spring 2016 Group Projects

For their end of semester projects, most of the groups decided to build games of their own design with the Phaser HTML5 game framework!

Fall 2016 Group Projects

For their end of semester projects, most of the groups decided to build games of their own design with the Phaser HTML5 game framework!