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In this course you’ll explore games software design, learning the development and processes involved in the production of computer, mobile and video games.
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ATAR
- 70
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Course Code
- B1317
- B1317A
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Study Mode
- Part or full-time
(Student visa holders must study full-time)
- Part or full-time
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Course Duration
- 3 years full-time or part-time equivalent
Course Description
In this course you’ll explore games software design, learning the development and processes involved in the production of computer, mobile and video games. You will study topics such as 3D graphics and animations, games software design, games mechanics, games software development and production, user interface design for games, artificial intelligence and interaction design.
Games is a rapidly expanding industry so you’ll find excellent career opportunities in Australia and overseas. As part of your studies you will gain practical experience and have the opportunity to engage with industry and the community on current issues.
You can combine Games Software Design and Production with another major to build your skills and expand your career prospects. Recommended majors for this course include Business Information Systems, Computer Science, Cyber Forensics and Information Security, Games Technology, Internetworking and Network Security or Mobile and Web Application Development.
This course is accredited at the Professional level with the Australian Computer Society (ACS). When you graduate you’ll have the problem-solving and professional skills you need to work in the games (or visualisation) industry.
For further admission information about this course, please download our Information Pack.
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Location
- Perth Campus or external
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Mid-year Intake
- Mid-year start available (Domestic students)
- Mid-year start available (International students)
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School
- School of Engineering and Information Technology
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Study Area(s)
Course Structure
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Special Requirements
There may be some reduction in choice of units if completing this course in the external mode. Individual units may require access to specific nominated software.
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