Take Your Love of Video Games to the Next Level!
Do love video games and hope to transform this passion into a fulfilling career? If so, then you have an excellent reason to consider GCU’s Bachelor of Science in Computer Science with an Emphasis in Game and Simulation Development program. Offered by the College of Science, Engineering and Technology, this degree program is designed to prepare students to work in the innovative fields of game development, graphic visualization and computer modeling.
Gain Skills in Video Game and Simulation Design
Combining theory and lecture with practice and play, GCU’s Bachelor of Science in Computer Science with an Emphasis in Game and Simulation Development explores multifaceted technology concepts and culminates in a capstone project that displays competency of computer science functions.
Develop Comprehensive Computer Science Skills
While earning this degree, you will explore innovation in technology, simulation and gaming, and learn about today’s relevant software and applications while acquiring practical project experience. The skills taught and the experiences offered through this program can prepare you to work for employers such as film production companies, creative agencies and video game production companies.
Study Game and Simulation Development
The curriculum for GCU’s Bachelor of Science in Computer Science with an Emphasis in Game and Simulation Development incorporates a selection of topics that are selected to foster skills in game and simulation development. Examples of areas covered include mobile game development, game design and play, object-oriented programming and principles of compiler design. You also learn about information security, business planning, ethics and professionalism in technology communication.
If you think that you could benefit from turning your love of video games into a career, then look no further than GCU’s Bachelor of Science in Computer Science with an Emphasis in Game and Simulation Development program. For more information, visit our website or use the Request More Information button located on this page.
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