Computer Games Software Development - BSc (Hons) part-time
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Computer Games Software Development - BSc (Hons) part-time
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The course covers all the stages of game development, with particular emphasis on programming. It contains elements of mathematics, physics, hardware technology, artificial intelligence, networking and the business aspects of game development, including finance, production, distribution and legal issues. Dedicated games laboratories provide access to games consoles and allow programmes to be tested on a variety of platforms. Industry-standard development tools and libraries are used for the development of both 2D and 3D games.
By the end of the course, you will have gained a formal understanding of software engineering and programming and will have developed your own portfolio of games progr…
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The course covers all the stages of game development, with
particular emphasis on programming. It contains elements of
mathematics, physics, hardware technology, artificial intelligence,
networking and the business aspects of game development, including
finance, production, distribution and legal issues.
Dedicated games laboratories provide access to games consoles and allow programmes to be tested on a variety of platforms. Industry-standard development tools and libraries are used for the development of both 2D and 3D games.
By the end of the course, you will have gained a formal understanding of software engineering and programming and will have developed your own portfolio of games programmes, demonstrating your competence in the use of advanced programming techniques. Your final year project will focus on an advanced aspect of modern game development; for example, in-game communication or artificial intelligence.
The University of Bolton has been running the CGSD course for eight years now and students graduating from this programme are highly sought after in the games industry.
Dedicated games laboratories provide access to games consoles and allow programmes to be tested on a variety of platforms. Industry-standard development tools and libraries are used for the development of both 2D and 3D games.
By the end of the course, you will have gained a formal understanding of software engineering and programming and will have developed your own portfolio of games programmes, demonstrating your competence in the use of advanced programming techniques. Your final year project will focus on an advanced aspect of modern game development; for example, in-game communication or artificial intelligence.
The University of Bolton has been running the CGSD course for eight years now and students graduating from this programme are highly sought after in the games industry.
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