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In the Game Mechanics I course, students will separate complex game projects into modular parts in order to identify the designer’s intent as well as the features that enable the generation of play dynamics and play aesthetics. Students will also...

The Research Approaches in Computer Science course equips students with developed research skills to inform their work within the realm of computer science. The curriculum provides students with best practices and techniques for framing problems...

In the Character Creation and Development course, students are introduced to tools to develop the psychological foundation for characters and will utilize the character need and want to develop solid character motivation. Character backstory and...

In the Portfolio I: User Experience course, students will revise their project work using industry-standard software and professional workflows as well as prepare their work for inclusion in their portfolio. At the conclusion of the course, students...

In the Natural Language Processing course, students will learn techniques and methods for designing and implementing natural language processing (NLP) applications. The curriculum spans usages including sentiment analysis, text classification, speech...

The 3-D Content Creation course explores techniques used in the professional game industry to create and render content for real-time 3-D games. Topics covered include geometry, lighting, shading, texturing, the rendering pipeline, the content...

The Project I: Computer Science course combines hands-on learning experiences with summative and formative portfolio assessments. In this course, students will build a software application to solve a real-world problem through applying object...

The Motion Capture course teaches students techniques to digitize motion, edit sequences, and develop an understanding of simulated motion. Students will explore motion-capture setup, shooting, data tracking, skeleton retargeting, and animation...