Introduction to Game Design
Covers the fundamental principles of game design, including gameplay mechanics, storytelling, and level design.
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The Game Development major focuses on the design, creation, and production of video games, blending artistic and technical skills. Students learn programming, storytelling, 3D modeling, and user experience design to develop immersive gaming experiences.
Covers the fundamental principles of game design, including gameplay mechanics, storytelling, and level design.
Focuses on the coding skills necessary to create games, covering languages such as C++ and C#.
Teaches techniques for creating 3D models and animations using industry-standard software.
Explores narrative techniques and their application in interactive media and games.
Introduces students to the development and optimization of game engines, focusing on performance and scalability.
Covers the design of intuitive and engaging user interfaces and experiences in games.
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Fun major that is industry and practical focused, not much requirements for math, just some coding.1
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