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In the Software Project: Development II course, students will focus on developing functionality, identifying testing strategies, and issuing product releases for their software projects. Students will utilize various tools and methodologies to test...

The Project and Portfolio VII: Computer Science course combines hands-on learning experiences with summative and formative portfolio assessments. This course focuses on polishing, packaging, and distributing an application. Students will address and...

In the Structure of Music course, students will explore the ways music is organized—both by linear form and by instrumentation—while expanding their musical vocabulary. This course explores terms used to describe musical form as well as common...

The iOS Development II course enables students to utilize standard iOS frameworks. Implementation of these frameworks will enable students to create fully functional entry-level iOS applications that adhere to industry standards.

The Game Characters course focuses on the elements of accurate high-resolution character sculpting. The course material covers proper anatomy, proportion, and fine details. Students will create assets implementing advanced techniques while...

The Episodic and Serial Writing Course will teach students the elements of structure, character, and formatting specific to episodic and serial stories for television, comics and the web. Students will gain experience developing original episodic and...

The Engine Development course focuses on rendering and animation in a game engine. Students will explore and implement an optimized rendering system. The course also covers advanced rendering topics, including postprocessing, shadows, and normal...

The Game Strategies and Motivation course teaches educators and staff trainers game design techniques and strategies that will motivate learners to engage in an instructional activity. A variety of gaming models and methods are examined, along with...

The Software Architecture course focuses on software construction. Students will work on engineering and writing an application. By the end of this course, students will be able to move on to the testing phase of the software-development life cycle.

In the Applied Design and Workflow course, students learn to organize, process, and evaluate information obtained from their research. By creating media applications derived from earlier investigations, students will utilize processes and workflow...