Starcraft School in Korea

[supersonic]

http://starfeeder.gameriot.com/blogs...Korean-college

sweet! I wonder if he will be teaching after SC2 is released! or maybe he will switch to teaching SC2 when it comes out.

[DemolitionSquid]

There's a school in California that has taught StarCraft for awhile.

[supersonic]

There's a school in California that has taught StarCraft for awhile.

Yeah but it was taught by some random who thought he was good at SC, when really some of the people teaching that hadn't played in years, unlike this school your going taught by a Progammer, who was quite good I might add.

[Caliban113]

Actually, that class is at UC Berkeley - waiting list is a mile long.

......go Bears!

http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3172609

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7XiE_V0PZ8

[supersonic]

Actually, that class is at UC Berkeley - waiting list is a mile long.

......go Bears!

http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3172609

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7XiE_V0PZ8

yeah I've watched them, I'd be much more interested in being in Korea and being taught how to play SC from a pro, rather than theory of mechanics and how it relates to "stuff"

[Xyvik]

yeah I've watched them, I'd be much more interested in being in Korea and being taught how to play SC from a pro, rather than theory of mechanics and how it relates to "stuff"

Better than not getting to play SC at all, while at school...

[supersonic]

Better than not getting to play SC at all, while at school...

but that's what laptops are for =]

[Caliban113]

yeah I've watched them, I'd be much more interested in being in Korea and being taught how to play SC from a pro, rather than theory of mechanics and how it relates to "stuff"

True, but would still be interesting to sit in a couple of times - Berkeley is right over the bridge for me. Also, I imagine he has some guest speakers from time to time, pros or developers and such.

[supersonic]

True, but would still be interesting to sit in a couple of times - Berkeley is right over the bridge for me. Also, I imagine he has some guest speakers from time to time, pros or developers and such.

That's true, but I'm in Canada and I've been to the U.S. before and it's pretty much the same thing as here. So I would much rather go to Korea and be a celebrity white nerd, and listen to pros talk, than being 1 in a 1000 white nerds hoping that a pro comes to speak ;]

[Nicol Bolas]

I'd be much more interested in being in Korea and being taught how to play SC from a pro, rather than theory of mechanics and how it relates to "stuff"

The StarCraft class at UC Berkley is not about playing it. It's about understanding the foundations of how StarCraft works.

Personally, I'd rather hear learned mathematical analysis about StarCraft than listen to a Korean progamer talk about how they play it.