Computer Science with Games Technology

About this course

Computer science with games technology is a degree that combines the rigorous theoretical foundations of computing with the specific technical challenges of building interactive entertainment and simulation software. Games are among the most technically demanding software systems in existence, requiring real-time physics simulation, three-dimensional rendering, artificial intelligence for non-player characters, procedural content generation and the integration of sound, input and networking under tight performance constraints. At City St George's, University of London, this five-year full-time programme includes a foundation component, a sandwich year and a work placement, providing one of the most comprehensively structured pathways available for those who want to become serious professionals in both computing and games technology. You will build a strong grounding in algorithms, data

Where its graduates go

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