Computer Games Development

About this course

Computer games development is the technical discipline concerned with how games are built, from the programming and engine architecture that makes them run to the tools and systems that enable artists, designers and sound engineers to create the experiences players encounter. Game development requires a distinctive combination of software engineering, mathematics, computer graphics, physics simulation, artificial intelligence and systems design, all applied within the specific constraints and creative goals of interactive entertainment. The games industry is one of the largest and fastest-growing sectors of the creative economy, and the technical skills it requires are in genuine demand. At the University of Bedfordshire, this three-year full-time programme develops your expertise in programming, game engine use, graphics programming, game physics, artificial intelligence for games, gam

Where its graduates go

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