Computer Games Programming
University of Roehampton
UCAS Code: I611 | Bachelor of Science (with Honours) - BSc (Hons)
Entry requirements
T Level
UCAS Tariff
Entry to this course normally requires a Mathematics, Computer Science, or another science/technology based subject at A Level (or equivalent).
About this course
**Why this course?**
• Computer Games Programming will focus on the technical aspects of games development: software development, engine development, graphics programming, and simulation.
• Technology work culture is embedded in the programme, replicating industry experience.
• Experience project-based learning, ensuring you graduate with technical and professional fluency.
• Flipped classroom with collaborative working.
**About this course**
Unlock the world of game development with our BSc Computer Games Programming course. Gain expertise in game coding, AI, and design. Prepare for a dynamic career in the gaming industry.
You will graduate as a confident, independent thinker, with the detailed knowledge and skills you need to adapt rapidly to change.
**Skills**
In our BSc Computer Games Programming course, students will acquire a diverse set of skills essential for a successful career in the gaming industry. From mastering game coding languages and honing their proficiency in AI programming to designing captivating gameplay experiences, students will learn to craft immersive worlds and engaging interactive narratives.
They'll develop problem-solving abilities, teamwork, and critical thinking skills while gaining hands-on experience in game optimisation and debugging. With access to cutting-edge tools and technologies, our program equips students to bring their game development visions to life and stay at the forefront of this rapidly evolving field.
**Career opportunities**
At the heart of our computing programs lies the promise of empowerment and transformation. We believe in nurturing not just the intellect but also the spirit, with a strong focus on employability. We equip our students with three pillars of success: robust hard skills honed through our cutting-edge curriculum, the essential soft skills that make them dynamic communicators and collaborators, and the unwavering confidence instilled by our dedicated tutors and careers team.
Our commitment to employability is interwoven into every facet of our curriculum. We place students in immersive project-based assessments, mirroring real-life challenges. Through collaborative learning and teamwork, we cultivate the problem solvers and innovators of tomorrow.
Moreover, our students have the unique opportunity to gain invaluable work experience via our summer work placement module. We provide expert coaching on how to excel in securing these placements, offering workshops on crafting stellar CVs and conducting mock interviews. As we continually strive for excellence, we have a dedicated professional spearheading our placement initiatives, working closely with our careers team to elevate your employability prospects. The journey has just begun, and together, we're building a brighter future.
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