When I was in high school I had the opportunity to enroll in a video game development class that taught me unity basics. I was also a part of an extra curricular competition called TSA (Technology Student Association), which among other competitions allowed me to compete in Video Game Development against other TSA members, and learn how to properly organize, plan, and document our work. Today I am enrolled at Full Sail university perusing Video Game Development and Computer Science where I have learned similar techniques in a more modern and professional environment. I have learned how to use modern tools and techniques when creating video games in a plethora of ways from Unity and Unreal, to writing my own Engine for creating games. I have also learned how to work in a team to organize and divide the workload up equally depending on the skills and experience of each team member, and submitting that work to version control platforms like Github and Perforce.