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Verification of educational materials for teaching computational thinking in the Unreal Engine 4 environment
PACLT, Dominik
As part of my bachelor's degree, a set for teaching programming in the Unreal Engine 4 development environment was created. The main goal of this work is to verify whether the work is suitable for teaching programming or not. The theoretical part deals with the basic description of the Unreal Engine 4. It also deals with the description of the term "computer thinking" and its components. Subsequently, the principle of Action Research is discussed, through which the work is tested and assessment of whether the tasks support computer thinking. The practical part contains the results of action research both in terms of meeting the objectives of teaching in individual lessons, and in terms of leading to computer thinking. The appendix contains Tested worksheets for students and the projects solved by students in u nreal Engine 4. Within the GAJU STEM project, this work is u sed mainly in the technical field, as the individual lessons support algorithmic thinking, which is one of the foundations of technical fields. Furthermore, interdisciplinary relationships are strongly evident in the tasks, especially in mathematics and physics, because simple mathematics is evident in the tasks and the whole environment is situated in the simulation of the real world (from the point of view of Physics).
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