DGM 6405 — Game Development
4 semester hours Graduate Lecture
Introduces video game programming using a game engine. Building on their work from DGM 6400, students have an opportunity to create single-player computer games using industry-standard scripting languages. Projects focus on sound design, two-dimensional design and animation, or three-dimensional design and animation. Students can develop projects as individuals or as part of a team.
Prerequisites
Unlocks DGM 6410
Courses that list DGM 6405 in their prerequisites.
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