Perhaps the only bunch that will chew on books together not for exams or diploma during their spare time would be the Gaming Club members.

The NTU EMBA Gaming Club has offered the Fundamental Theory and Practical Application Study for Gaming Elite, taught by Wu, He-Mao, on June 7. Many students who have had taken Wu's class before voluntarily returned to re-take the class again because they want more of the fun in the charming Wu's class, and they also take the opportunity to sharpen up their fundamental gaming theory that they are getting rusty with. In the interactive fashion of teaching, they quickly restore, if not strength, their edge in gaming.

The students taking Wu's gaming class for the first time can appreciate the value of the class. Gaming theory is crucial to strategic thinking and decision-making, and when it comes to gaming theory, Wu, already an international celebrity scholar in gaming, is among the top in Asia. It is an extremely rare opportunity to be in this brilliant gaming class in Taiwan ever since We has left. On this day there is theory, refresher, applicable scenarios, and, of course, a fun gathering. Wu's refresher class on the essentials of gaming theory allows those who have not taken Wu's fundamental class before to have the chance to catch up in one day with us who have been crunching numbers and scratching heads for one whole semester.

This class runs no attendance drive, does not ask for advance fee as attendance guarantee, and no mandatory exam is stipulated, but still students compete for the limited vacancy. This whole-day class is never dull; you will see all attendees fully commit themselves to learning but still remain high and joyful spirit. Indeed, as the experienced students' tip says, Wu's gaming class is absolutely one of the must-have classes in NTU, and worth life-long learning. 

Scheduled Gaming Club events in 2015:

Aug. 9: Advance Gaming Theory (subject to change according to the instructor's schedule)

Bottom half of October: TBA. Offshore visit: a cultural tour to Xian.

Dec. 23: Gaming Club's year-end party (subject to change according to the instructor's schedule)

Gaming Club's event always guarantees its quality.

Students interested in the classes offered by the Gaming Club or wish to join us, please contact Huang, Jian-Zhong (of class 2004)

Mail: taipei.cch@gmail.com.

NTU EMBA Gaming Club's routine events (limited to NTU EMBA students):

1.     Fundamental Gaming Theory and Practical Application Study; once per year.

2.     Advance Gaming Theory and Practical Application Study; 1 -2 times per year.

3.     Domestic visit; at least once per year.

4.     Offshore visit; once per year.

5.     Gaming Club's year-end party; once per year.

6.     Other non-scheduled events of the Gaming Club.