Acquisition Statistics and Updates

I checked my Microsoft developer dashboard today to see if the XBox One Creators Program was still running.  I noticed that Kitty’s Adventure has now passed 50,000 acquisitions between XBox One and Windows Store.  It is by far the most popular game that I’ve released to this day.

Also this month, we had a great turnout for the online Knoxville Game Design Meeting.  This month’s topic was Java Game Development.

I spent some time updating my two college work pages for Georgia Tech and the University of Tennessee.  Links to those two pages are now displayed on the main menu on my site under Education.  I also found more of my old websites, which I uploaded and linked on my wiki page under Historical Pages.  I uploaded the source code for some projects that were missing, such as the Predator database projects.

Georgia Tech – Notebook, Paper, Presentation, and Photo Archive


Notebooks

Software Projects

  • CS4235 Intro to Info Security – Encryption Java applet – Source Code
  • CS4320 Software Processes – Software Estimator – Source Code
  • CS3802 Intro to Software Engineering – Mindtrail – Source Code, Project Page
  • CS4750 User Interface Design – PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) Restaurant Finder (PalmOS) – Source Code, Project Page
  • CS4400 Intro to Database Systems – Predator – Source Code
  • CS3351 Real World Lab – Lockheed Device management system (JSP) – Source Code, Project Page
  • Entertainment Software Producers club – Spelunker (C, Allegro) – Source Code

Lockheed Martin Device Management System for Real World Lab
Lockheed Martin Device Management System for CS3351 Real World Lab
Mind Trial for Software Engineering
Mind Trial for CS3802 Intro to Software Engineering
Encryption Java Applet
Encryption Java Applet for CS4235 Intro to Information Security
PDA Restaurant Finder
PDA Restaurant Finder for CS4750 User Interface Design

Papers

Presentations

 

Photos

Levi Smith Georgia Tech graduation 2002
Levi Smith Georgia Tech graduation 2002

Levi Smith Georgia Tech graduation 2002
Levi Smith Georgia Tech graduation 2002

Duy Pham, Levi Smith, and Chris Ingram software engineering project team
Duy Pham, Levi Smith, and Chris Ingram software engineering project team

Georgia Tech Real World Lab project team – Jeff Hicks, Levi Smith, Scott Hoyle (Lockheed), Brett Keenan, Tamrah Snyder, Michael Emard
Georgia Tech Real World Lab project team – Jeff Hicks, Levi Smith, Scott Hoyle (Lockheed), Brett Keenan, Tamrah Snyder, Michael Emard

 Courses