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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...

The Data Mining Course will examine how data mining tools, techniques, and intelligent processes are used to identify patterns in data that yield information, insight, and enterprise intelligence. Students will explore data mining concepts and...

In the Computer Graphics course, students will learn the foundations required for using modern software and hardware 3-D rendering systems. Students will learn core computer-graphics concepts such as rasterization, interpolation, and the 3-D...

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 Game Design Preproduction course requires students to collaborate as they would in a professional game development environment, working in teams to document and develop a gameplay prototype. Each team will learn how to balance a demanding...

Interface Programming combines the programming concepts learned in previous courses to integrate design with development. Students will learn what is involved in creating interactive applications using standards-based tool sets and rapid development...