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The Advanced Post and Story Development course introduces students to advanced editing techniques that can have a profound effect upon the mood and pacing of a story. Students will learn how asset considerations, nesting video, unique transition...

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...

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...

The Research in Media Communications course introduces students to the theories and practices used for research in media communications. Students will compare research methodologies and communication theories while learning to differentiate between...

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...

The Programming for Interactive Technology I course covers fundamental programming and visual scripting principles essential to interactive design. The course introduces topics such as strings, loops, arrays, algorithms, and problem-solving. 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...