Bachelor of Science (Honours) - Computer Science - Games Technology (Sandwich Year)

Program Description This degree emphasises the programming techniques that form a fundamental part of modern games technology. Students will acquire the advanced skills and knowledge needed for game programming roles in the games industry. These include designing and implementing computer systems involving graphics and games technology. At the heart of this course is a focus on the knowledge and techniques for video game programming. Students will also acquire a strong skill set in computer applications, information systems, databases and systems infrastructure, which will ensure their employability across a range of industry roles.

All of the courses within the Computer Science cluster share a common first year. This will provide students with the flexibility to review their pathway once they have started studying. At the end of year one, students can choose to transfer to BSc (Hons) Software Engineering or BSc (Hons) Computer Science.

If students perform well, there is also an opportunity to transfer to the four-year MComp (Hons) Computer Science course, which combines undergraduate and postgraduate material.

Please be advised that this program includes a sandwich year, which will be studied during the student's undergraduate degree.