Computer Games
The Computer Games option deals with the design and implementation of computer games, and the tools and techniques that are useful in developing software for computer games. In addition to learning core computer science fundamentals you will be trained to have all the necessary skills covering areas such as computer graphics, game design, game programming, animation, artificial intelligence, physics simulation and player interfaces.
Computer Games Option
See the BCompSci degree description for information on the core, co-op and elective requirements. For a complete list of courses: Undergraduate Calendar
Sample courses include:
Advanced Program Design with C++, Databases, Computer Graphics, Introduction to Game Development, Artificial Intelligence, Advanced Game Development, Animation for Computer Games
Computer Science Co-op Programs
See: Institute for Co-operative Education
Computer Science graduates are qualified to:
- design and create new software, and modify and test existing software used in a broad range of businesses and industries;
- devise new and more efficient algorithms and techniques;
- analyse and develop computer solutions to meet clients’ information processing, database and computation needs;
- plan and implement computer security systems for database access control;
- provide technical support for sales functions requiring specialized knowledge;
- advise clients on their computing needs or provide support in the development of the software and hardware;
- make decisions involving people, materials and money where knowledge of both computer software and hardware is essential.
Admission Requirements
Computer Games (BCompSci - Option) requirements: Minimum cut-off averages, admission statistics and program requirements.
Undergraduate admissions guidelines: For information on international admission, required documents, proof of language proficiency, the university admissions timetable, selection and notification process.
