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Last updated on 2025-07-14

Program overview

Program Overview

Do you have hours of video gaming under your belt? Now is the time to level up to your dream career. Game Developers use their computer programming knowledge and creative minds to make interactive games. You'll learn skills in sophisticated technology to design, script, and develop games for computers, game consoles, and mobile devices. You'll also take advantage of a simulation environment to test your creations while learning about professional industry standards. Modern gaming is a social and intellectual tool used by people of all ages.

Program Structure

The Information Technology: Game Development program is designed to be completed within two academic years of full-time study. This program offers a comprehensive curriculum that prepares students for a career in game development and related fields. Key features of the program structure include:

  • Blended delivery format, combining online and in-person learning.
  • Hands-on experience with industry-standard tools and practices.
  • Opportunities for collaborative projects and teamwork.
  • Focus on both technical skills and creative problem-solving.
  • Access to a connected learning environment with necessary technology requirements.

Featured Experiences

  • Practicum: Game Development, allowing students to apply their knowledge in a professional setting.
  • Industry Capstone: Game Development, where students work with community or industry partners on real projects.
  • Access to cutting-edge game development tools and software.
  • Opportunities to participate in collaborative projects that simulate real-world game development scenarios.
  • Focus on developing a portfolio that showcases skills and projects to potential employers.

Career Options

The Game Development program prepares graduates for a variety of exciting career opportunities in both the gaming and broader tech industries. Here are some potential job roles:

  • Game Developer: Design and create interactive games for various platforms, utilizing programming and creative skills.
  • Software Developer: Develop software applications, including games, using programming languages and development frameworks.
  • Game Designer: Focus on the creative aspects of game development, including storylines, character development, and gameplay mechanics.
  • Quality Assurance Tester: Test games for bugs and ensure they meet quality standards before release.
  • Technical Artist: Bridge the gap between art and programming, ensuring that visual elements are effectively integrated into games.

 

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