Game Engineering Minor

The Game Engineering minor prepares students to design and program within game engines through the study of game theory, graphics, physics, and real time programming. Skills developed within this minor can be applied to gaming, visual effects, and simulation industries. This minor builds on computing and math coursework completed through other majors and minors.

An overall quality point average of “C” (2.00) or better is required for all courses counted toward the minor.

Requirements

MIT 150 - Game Theory Credit Hours: 3
CSC 370 - Computer Graphics Credit Hours: 3
CSC 371 - Game Engine Programming Credit Hours: 3
CSC 471 - Real Time Programming for Gaming Systems Credit Hours: 3
Choose one of the following classes utlizing game engines: Credits / Units: 3
CSC 421 - Game Development Credit Hours: 3
or
CSC 461 - Virtual Reality Credit Hours: 3
Choose one of the following classes in Physics: Credits / Units: 3
PHY 101 - Elementary College Physics I Credit Hours: 4
PHY 103 - Great Ideas in Physics Credit Hours: 3
PHY 201 - General Physics I Credit Hours: 4
PHY 220 - The Physics of Music Credit Hours: 3
PHY 225 - Electronics Credit Hours: 3

Game Engineering Minor

Requirements

Total: 18-19 Hours