Managing & Collaborating
You keep the development process and collaboration on track. Make progress visible, discuss bottlenecks constructively and ensure that teammates can use and continue your work. In a game team, this includes coordinating code, scenes, art assets and playable builds.
Starting Points
- Collaboration agreement
- Scrum
- Team communication
- Stakeholder communication
- Version control with Git
- Code reviews
- CI/CD
- Technical documentation
- User stories
- Game Design Document
Level 2 Learning Outcome Managing & Collaborating
You follow the process and keep track of your planning, collaborate in teams, and contribute to team results. Success criteria:
- You plan and organise your work, keep track of your planning, and document according to agreements
- You collaborate in teams, identify problems, and discuss these with your team and supervisor
- You give and ask for feedback from team members, and contribute to team results
Level 3 Learning Outcome Managing & Collaborating
You proactively monitor the process, adjust course where needed, work constructively together in multidisciplinary teams, and contribute to team results and team collaboration. Success criteria:
- You plan and organise your work effectively, monitor progress and quality, and document systematically according to standards
- You collaborate constructively, identify bottlenecks in collaboration and process in good time, and proactively adjust course
- You reflect on team dynamics, actively share knowledge and experience, and support others in their development