Video Game Production Minor

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The Department of Computer Science and Mathematics offers a minor in Video Game Production. Video games are one of the fastest growing areas of media. Knowing how to design, analyze, program, and understand video games is important for anyone interested in a career in the video game industry or any industry using interactive media. Coursework covers computer programming, video game history, graphic design, game theory, storytelling, animation, and gender and violence studies of video games.

Minor Requirements (18-19 semester hours):

CPS 150 - Fundamentals of Computer Science 4 Credit Hour(s)
CPS 201 - Computational Problem Solving 3 Credit Hour(s)
VGP 126 - Video Game Production 3 Credit Hour(s)
VGP 238 - Content and System Design 3 Credit Hour(s)
VGP 326 - Unity 1: Working with Unity 3 Credit Hour(s)

Select one of the following:

CPS 202 - Intermediate Computer Programming 3 Credit Hour(s)
MED 102 - Digital Media Toolbox 2 Credit Hour(s)
THR 206 - Dramatic Writing 3 Credit Hour(s)