You can find the previous CGVR thesis seminar slides from here. These slides mostly overlap with the slides used in the learning videos here. However, they are available for largely historical purposes.
Here is also a really good video from James Hayton about the writing process in general. While he is talking about writing a PhD thesis, all the same good principles apply for BSc and MSc theses too:
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On the 24th and 25th of October, we visted TalTech at the TipiLAN 2025 event. The event took place in TalTech’s main building and hosted pretty large esports competitions. The entire main auditorium was full of competitive gamers who brought their PCs to the LAN party. There was also a large expo area located in […]
On the 18th of October, our students showcased their video games at the biggest and most loved Estonian gaming event MängudeÖÖ. This year, the event was held in a new venue, the T1 mall. We had four students with their projects, two of which were made as Bachelor’s theses, and two were game jam games. […]