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School: Doncaster College
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ND Media Production - Games Development
Course Format: Classroom
Game-On! The National Diploma in Media Production �Games Development has been created with an insight into the rapidly expanding market of the Computer Games Industry and Digital Communication. A strong emphasis has been placed on skills development. During the course of the two year programme you will undertake a host of creative projects including: Game Design and Game Story Developm...
 

School: Real Animation Works
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1 to 1 Animation Using 3dsmax Maya Houdini Vray Mentalray For Games And Films and Interior Designing Workshop
Course Format: Classroom
This course is specially designed for people who are desperately in need of 3d trainings or 3d Projects using Maya, 3ds max, Houdini, Autocad, Premiere, Photoshop, Mentalray and Vray etc. Location: London Bridge and Lewisham.
 

School: Lagganlia Centre for Outdoor Education
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Problem Solving Games
Course Format: Else
Problem Solving Games are an excellent tool in encouraging students to think ’out of the box’, work as part of a team and develop the strategies needed to solve problems. There are a variety of tools that are used on the site, as well as a pool of knowledge and experience brought in each instructor that works with the students. The instructor’s aim is to help the students t...
 

School: QA Ltd.
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Polestar IT Service Management Simulation Game
Course Format: On-site
This simulation provides a unique interactive service management simulation designed to engage service managers and reinforce best-practice in an exciting environment. The simulation helps to reinforce the message that all areas of the business need to work together to ensure success and allows participants to understand that best practice frameworks like ITIL can have a positive impact and may...
 

School: De Montfort University
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Game Art Design
Course Format: Classroom
The course has regular input from professional game artists, giving you a unique opportunity to experience first-hand what it takes to create successful game content. You will graduate with a portfolio that includes 2D artwork, 3D models and playable game levels. The curriculum focuses on content creation with distinct themes: Critical Games Studies is the analytical study of computer games,...
 

Electronic Games Technology
Course Format: Classroom
Electronic Games Technology is a new exciting course designed for those students who have an interest in computer games and the associated technology and engineering applications. Electronic games place huge demands on both software and electronic hardware. The Foundation Degree in Electronic Games Technology is designed to meet the needs of students who have a particular interest in develop...
 

Computer Games Programming
Course Format: Classroom
Recent advances in computer and network technology have given rise to significant changes and developments in the interactive entertainment industry, eg video games, robots, on-line and mobile games. Why not be a part of this exciting development? Ever thought of being a member of a team designing and implementing the next must-have video game? If so, Computer Games Programming could be the ...
 

School: Corps Business Ltd.
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3dst Max: Video Games
Course Format: On-site
This training is based on industry standards. You will acquire an insight into this unique area of 3D and its hardware specific considerations. Skills needed before the course Working knowledge of 3D and 2D graphics packages. Recommended duration 1 days
 

School: West Thames College
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National Diploma in Animation and Games Design
Course Format: Classroom
The National Diploma in Animation and Games Design leads to a BTEC National Diploma in Art and Design. The course was launched in 2007 in response to a growing interest in both games design and animation �digital, cgi or traditional stop-motion. It is an advanced (Level 3) course and is equivalent to 3 A Levels. It is intended that on completing the course, students will progress to university...
 

School: University of Westminster
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Computer Games Programming (Master Degree)
Course Format: Classroom
This innovative computer games course is a high profile, prestigious Masters degree with substantial academic input from practitioners in the games industry. The course forms a response to demand for new approaches to creating computer games for a range of alternative platforms; it fulfils the current needs of the industry. MSc Computer Games Programming is geared towards constructing the ac...
 

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