Computer Science for Games Programming

About this course

Computer science for games programming is a specialist degree that applies the rigorous foundations of computer science to the specific technical challenges of building games and real-time interactive systems. Games programming sits at the demanding end of software development: it requires efficient memory management, complex data structures and algorithms, real-time rendering, physics simulation, artificial intelligence for game agents, audio systems and input handling, all working together within tight performance constraints. The discipline develops serious software engineering ability alongside the specific technical knowledge of games systems. At the University of Hull you will study computer science for games programming over four years of full-time study, on a programme with thirty years of experience providing the games industry with quality graduates. You will build from the ma

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