Bachelor of Games and Interactivity / Bachelor of Computer Science

Program Overview

This dual degree program combines game design with computer science, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of game development and interactive applications. Students choose a major in a specialized area, such as Artificial Intelligence or Games Development, and complete a professional work placement in the industry. Assessment methods include assignments, quizzes, exams, presentations, and participation.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The Bachelor of Games and Interactivity/Bachelor of Computer Science gives students a deep understanding of game design, combined with the necessary computer science skills to develop games and interactive applications. Students will develop and playtest games in a studio environment while collaborating with others and developing expertise in software development and computer science.

Outline:

The program is structured as follows:

• Core units: These units provide a foundation in the fundamentals of game design, computer science, and software development.
• Major units: Students will choose one major from the following:
• Artificial Intelligence
• Cyber Security
• Data Science
• Games Development
• Internet of Things
• Software Development
• Elective units: Students will select elective units to complement their major and interests.
• Professional work placement: Students will have the opportunity to complete a six-month professional work placement in the games or computer science industry.

Assessment:

Assessment methods in the program include:

• Assignments: Students will complete a variety of assignments, such as essays, reports, and projects, to demonstrate their understanding of the course material.
• Quizzes: Students will take quizzes to test their knowledge of the course material.
• Exams: Students will take exams at the end of each semester to assess their overall understanding of the course material.
• Presentations: Students will give presentations to share their work with their classmates and instructors.
• Participation: Students will be assessed on their participation in class discussions and activities.

Teaching:

The program is taught by a team of experienced faculty members who are experts in game design, computer science, and software development. The faculty use a variety of teaching methods, including lectures, tutorials, workshops, and labs. Students will also have access to a variety of resources, such as the university library, computer labs, and game development studios.

Careers:

Graduates of the program will be qualified for a variety of careers in the games and computer science industries. Some potential career paths include:

• Games developer
• Computer graphics (CG) animator
• Games tester
• Multimedia developer
• Data scientist
• Software architect
• Programmer
• Software developer