My name is Jacob Morris, and I'm currently an Alumni Associate at MThree Consulting. I recently graduated from the University of Hull with a BSc in Computer Science with Games Development (1st class). Prior to that I studied A Levels in Mathematics, German and Biology at Selby College. I enjoy all matters of science, and enjoy developing games in my free time.
Simulation and 3D Graphics
2D Computer Graphics & User Interface Design
Advanced Programming
Games Programming & Advanced Graphics
Let me tell you all about me!
Since I was the age of 12 when I first learned about PHP and tried to create a social network, I have fallen in love with computer programming. In my adventure with computer programming I've come across and tinkered with lots of programming language, my strongest being in C# and JavaScript. I have love for Java, Prolog and more, with a soft spot for PHP and HTML/CSS webdev.
I'm curious and I love to learn about new things - so I've put a lot of emphasis into my education. Education is my main focus, and I'm currently studying Computer Science (with Games Development) at the University of Hull, and taken a module in Astrophysics. I have also studied Mathematics, Biology and German at Selby College.
Everywhere I look I see inspiration; I enjoy trying to replicate game mechanics, and simulations of real life scenarios (ie, planetary systems). My favourite field of Computer Science is Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. I find myself inspired often by the stories told by Steve Wozniak.
At heart my passion is computer games. Computer games are fun - they make people happy and can bring people together. As a child computer games brought me plenty of entertainment, and I dream to be able to develop a game and pass on the fun that I experienced.
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Here's something I'm particularly proud of.
I worked on this piece of group coursework as part of my Games Programming & Advanced Graphics module.
We created a component based game engine in order to run our game.
This coursework received 100%, and was amongst the best submitted.
It was a fun, yet challenging project to work on. It gave me lots of room to try new ideas out.
Never trust a computer you can't throw out of a window.
Below is a selection of my favourite projects.
Check out what projects I'm current working on and what I'm up to!
I haven't posted since mid 2017 - things have been busy with university and whatnot. This semester I've been taught and done coursework about graphics shaders, component based game engines, game pr...
Read MoreI've been very busy with coursework and various projects, but I want to leave an update on what I've been doing. I received my results recently, and I'm excited to say I've finished the second year...
Read MoreAs I mentioned in my last post, I have been shortlisted as a finalist for the Undergraduate of the Year in Computer Science, IT & Physics. I took a trip to London to visit their Assessment Centre ...
Read MoreJacob Morris
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