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GDN119: Project and Portfolio I: Game Design

In Project and Portfolio I: Game Design, students will construct a basic software program using code outside of a game engine. Through this work, students will gain experience with procedural logic in a scripting language, linear thinking, and data...

GDN2111: Scripting for Designers I

The Scripting for Designers I course elaborates on the basics of data usage and coding syntax covered in Introduction to Programming. This course focuses on more intermediate topics in computer science, such as algorithms, objects and classes, and...

GDN2123: Systems Design

Games are collections of systems. As such, a game designer must be able to understand how the values underlying those systems are generated and how the data interact. In Systems Design, students will use spreadsheets to record, store, and manipulate...

GDN2112: Scripting for Designers II

Scripting for Designers II builds on students’ previous course work and knowledge gained in programming and scripting. Students will continue to develop their familiarity with the technical structure underlying games. They will explore the advanced...

GDN3232: Building Functional Groups

The Building Functional Groups course investigates the collaborative techniques and communication skills critical to today's game design teams. Functional teams are the basis of all game-development environments. Building these groups requires the...

GDN2211: Level Design I

The Level Design I course explores how to analyze game levels and break them down into their basic structural components. Students will learn the benchmarks to properly guide their design when working on a level. Understanding the purpose any...

ENC3110: Technical Writing

The Technical Writing course teaches students to write and organize effective technical documents for specialized audiences. The ability to clearly put into words how products are installed, configured, customized, and deployed is essential in...

MUB3311: Music Business Models

The Music Business Models course provides students with an overview of music business corporate structure and the support companies that assist in the development, distribution, and sale of music. The course also covers management configuration for...

MUB481: Artist Management

The Artist Management course explores the career path of the manager. This position plays a significant role in the entertainment business community and in the career of the artist or band. Course topics include the artist/manager relationship...