Game Production and Management, B.A. 16791 en

Application deadline

No information

Duration

7 Semester

Study form

Full-time studies

Fees

0 € / Year

The gaming industry is at a high. There is a constant demand for innovation in gaming design, so the market is on the lookout for qualified candidates. Game Programming is a branch of Computer Science that is primarily focused on the design and development of videogames using coding principles. Contemporary video games are complex to design and include many aspects, like 3D graphics, digital sound, digital strategy and user interaction. Game Programming degree courses are multidisciplinary and typically teach subjects, such as Computer Graphics and Animation, Numerics and Simulation, Databases and Information Systems, Visual Computing, Game Theory and Algorithmic Economics, Software Engineering, Prototyping and Evaluation for Games and others. Students in Game Programming must be able to adapt and keep up with current topics in the industry, like artificial intelligence, smart phone applications and virtual reality. Game Programming encourages students to develop animation, networking, design and creative, critical-thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork skills. Potential career prospects for Game Programming include jobs in a variety of fields – videogame design, virtual reality development, technical programming, software engineering, mobile application development, game testing and many more.