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School: Humber College Institute of Technology & Advanced Learning
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Game Programming (Diploma)
Course Format: Classroom
Here’s a career on the cutting edge of artificial intelligence, A-Life and virtual reality. Humber’s three-year (six-semester) program is project-driven and focuses on the design and development of games. Working on team projects, students use multiple software and programming tools to design, develop, test, and maintain game applications. They create commercial-grade applications...
 

School: Herzing College - Toronto
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Game Design and Animation
Course Format: Classroom
Animation studies begin with a strong foundation in design, drawing, color, 3-D animation, and video game production. As they advance, students learn to develop a storyboard, create and animate 3-D models, and develop background layouts and special effects. Students learn to work in production environments and to market themselves and their skills. As part of their course work, all students dev...
 

School: Herzing College - Montreal
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3D Animation - Video Games
Course Format: Classroom
Computer animation is one of the most rapidly expanding areas of IT, encompassing technical development and creativity. The expansion of the market and the applications of computer animation are predicted to have an explosive growth for many years to come. This is an exciting, fast-changing and rewarding area to be involved with. The game industry is emerging with high energy in the Montreal ...
 

School: International Academy of Design & Technology - Toronto, Ltd.
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Video Game Design & Development
Course Format: Classroom
Video game development is a complex and challenging process that requires a wide range of specialized skills. That’s why opportunities for aspiring game developers are so diverse. You may be surprised to learn that only one in fifteen people involved in game development are computer programmers. The field also includes digital artists, game designers, producers, musicians and many others w...
 

School: Continuing Education - University of Calgary
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Using Advanced Interactivities, Games and Simulations
Course Format: E-learning
In this course you will explore how highly interactive learning resources, such as online games and simulations, can be used to facilitate higher levels of learning. Games and simulations will allow your learners to practice and experiment with applying the concepts, skills and principles that you want them to learn while getting immediate feedback from the game or simulation. You will also lea...
 

School: The Art Institute of Vancouver
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VISUAL & GAME PROGRAMMING
Course Format: Classroom
This program helps to create game programmers. Game Programmers must not only have the artistic talent and abilities, but more importantly be well-versed in the technical aspects of the game, thus capable of comprehending the intent of the artistic creator and the technical needs and challenges in achieving the intended results of the game designers. With that unique understanding, the Game Pro...
 

GAME ART & DESIGN
Course Format: Classroom
The Game Art & Design program is designed to concentrate on the artistic side of games, not computer programming, this unique program is the first step toward becoming an artist and designer in the multi-billion dollar game design industry. 1st Quarter Drawing Fundamentals of Design 2-D Animation for Game Art Colour Theory Conceptual Storytelling 2nd Quarter Character & Object Anima...
 

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