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The Project and Portfolio V: Business course uses project-based learning opportunities for students to hone industry-ready skills and bolster their career readiness. Students will focus on evaluating and refining creative assets and strategies in the...

The Computer Organization and Architecture course explores computing hardware components, organization, and architecture. In addition to exploring the relationship between high-level programming languages and the hardware they compile and run on...

Creating music for game audio requires a radical shift in production strategy because of the conditional-access design of games. In the Game Music Composition course, students will study game music and design, analyze design approaches, and...

The Foundations of Business Intelligence Course introduces students to the core concepts, processes, and tools of Business Intelligence. Lessons will introduce business process analysis (BPA) and cover the core business processes that business...

In Project I: Film and Video, students will combine the fundamentals of digital video and film production for a variety of media platforms in a hands-on learning environment. In this course, students will apply their knowledge of story development...

In the Artificial Intelligence course, students will learn techniques for designing and creating lifelike and intelligent behaviors in characters. These techniques will be used in games and simulations to provide realism and computer opponents that...

In the Software-Driven Data Centers course, students will finish building a network system. Students will create and measure the performance of virtualized data to complete a software-driven data center, providing insight on the critical issues...

In the Script Analysis and Criticism Course, students will learn to recognize elements that create powerful narratives and how they can be best integrated in various multimedia formats. Students will analyze films, TV, animation, and games for...

In the Identity and Access Management course, students will explore the importance of user identity, trust, access, roles, integrity, and auditing. They will examine the best practices of policies and procedures that ensure access to resources is...

The Game Mechanics II course explores the theories and principles employed in rule-based systems within games. Students will learn how pacing and thematic structures incorporate conflict resolution and generate a workable challenge-and-reward system...