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The Programming I course covers fundamental computer science and programming topics such as algorithms, software problem solving, input/output, control flow, functions, object-oriented programming, and references. Students will learn how to program...

In Professional Development Seminar I: Computer Science, students will build upon the Technology in the Entertainment and Media Industries course to gain an understanding of career opportunities, topics of study, and current issues in the computer...

In Professional Development Seminar I: Computer Science, students will build upon the Technology in the Entertainment and Media Industries course to gain an understanding of career opportunities, topics of study, and current issues in the computer...

In Professional Development Seminar II: Computer Science, students will continue an in-depth exploration of the computer science industry. With this newly acquired industry knowledge, students will create a career strategy map of their own. 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...

The Programming for Interactive Technology II course explores intermediate programming and visual scripting concepts, expanding on the basics of data usage, algorithms, objects, and classes. Emphasis is placed on inheritance, testing, debugging, and...

The Algebra and Coordinate Geometry course examines intermediate algebra and selected topics from analytic geometry. Students will develop algebraic and spatial reasoning through practice manipulating expressions, computing formulas, and working with...

In Professional Development Seminar II: Game Design, students will continue an in-depth exploration of the game design industry. With this newly acquired industry knowledge, students will create a career strategy map of their own. Students will also...

In Professional Development Seminar I: Game Design, students will build upon previous course work to gain an understanding of career opportunities, topics of study, and current issues in the game design industry.

In Professional Development Seminar II: Game Design, students will continue an in-depth exploration of the game design industry. With this newly acquired industry knowledge, students will create a career strategy map of their own. Students will also...