Fundamentals of Effective Mentorship

Auteur

Matthew F. Aslett is a Sessional Professor at the College of Education, Niagara University, Ontario, Canada, and a Secondary Teacher in Business and Mathematics at Halton Catholic District School Board, Ontario, Canada. He achieved his Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) in 2019 and Master of Science in Management (Organizational Behaviour) in 2020 at Smith School of Business, Queen's University, Ontario, Canada. He completed an exchange semester in Fall 2017 at Bocconi University, Milan, Italy. He earned his Bachelor of Professional Studies in Education in 2022 at Niagara University, Ontario, Canada, with specializations in Business Studies General and Entrepreneurship for Intermediate and Senior Divisions. As an Ontario Certified Teacher, he has additional qualifications in Mathematics, Religion, Special Education, Co-operative Education, Guidance, Careers, Junior Division, and Mentoring.

He is currently concluding his Doctor of Philosophy in Leadership and Policy at Niagara University, New York, United States of America, with anticipated convocation in 2025. He was a recipient of the Queen's University Chancellor's Scholarship in 2015, the Ontario Coaching Excellence Award in 2021, the Oakville Community Spirit Award in 2021, and the Niagara University Excellence in Teacher Preparation Award in 2022. He has supported post-secondary program delivery as a Head Teaching Assistant for undergraduate and graduate courses at Queen's University. His professional experiences include Learning Facilitator at Coaches Association of Ontario and Ontario Soccer, and Assessor Club Development at Ontario Soccer. He was previously a Match Official Assignment and Mentor Coordinator, where he managed 350+ officials and 20+ mentor supervisors. His research, teaching, and service interests include mentorship programs and educational leadership.

Texte du rabat

This book communicates critical considerations for the delivery of mentorship programs and the creation of mentorship relationships. Readers are introduced to the mentorship styles and learn about why mentorship must be prioritized in their organizations.

Contenu

Chapter 1 The Vehicle AI of Watch Dogs: Legion: Building a Unified Vehicle AI System for Traffic and High Speed Chases

Dr Nic Melder

Chapter 2 Navigating through a Traffic Intersection: How to Avoid Traffic Chaos When Jumping a Red Light

Dr Nic Melder

Chapter 3 Building the Tools for Building a City: Semi Procedural Tools for the Creation of the City Road Network System of Watch Dogs: Legion

Dr Nic Melder

Chapter 4 Implementing a Simple 3D Waypoint Grid for Efficient Pathfinding in Eve: Valkyrie

Dr Allan Bruce

Chapter 5 N Gram for Any Direction Prediction in VR

Michele Condò

Chapter 6 Creating Characters Using Components

John Reynolds

Chapter 7 Making AI Play Ball: Building and Testing Football AI

Anubha Banerjee and Greg Irwin

Chapter 8 Tactical Positioning in the Game of Football

Anubha Banerjee and Greg Irwin

Chapter 9 Automated Testing for All Developers: How Easy Access Can Make Your Dev Process More Efficient

Matthias Siemonsmeier

Chapter 10 Abstract Pattern Matching for Strategic Play

Richard Bull

Chapter 11 Animation Driven Behaviour

Johan Holthausen

Chapter 12 JP DRS: Jump Point Directed Recursion Search

Paul Roberts

Chapter 13 Machine Learning for Games at Scale

Phil Carlisle

Chapter 14 Behaviour Engine and Language: A Heterogeneous State Machine System

Eric S. Le Saux

Chapter 15 AI Spawning Fundamentals: A General Guide to Spawning AI Agents in Games

Bruno Rebaque

Chapter 16 Character Utility Behaviour Graph

David Wooldridge

Chapter 17 Quarterback AI

Paul Roberts

Chapter 18 Touchdown! AI Scenarios within American Football

Paul Roberts

Chapter 19 Creature Navigation in the Air and on the Ground

Jason Lok Heng Chin

Chapter 20 Debug - Identifying and Presenting Useful Information

Dale Green

Chapter 21 Not All AIs Are Made the Same

Tobias Karlsson

Chapter 22 Simulation of Social Norms in City of Gangsters

Robert Zubek