Bachelor of Game Development (Game Programming)

To be eligible to study this course, applicants must meet the following entry requirements:

• Completion of a Year 12 Australian Senior Secondary Certificate of Education (for example, VCE, QCE, WACE, HSC, SACE, etc.) or equivalent; and/or,
• Completion of a certificate III level qualification, or higher, issued under the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF); and/or,
• Completion of a certificate IV level qualification (for example, a TAFE Diploma) issued under the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF); and/or,
• Completion of a diploma-level qualification issued under the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF); and/or,
• Experience-based entry – for applicants who do not meet any of the requirements above.

In this Bachelor of Game Development (Game Programming) course, the subjects you may study include:

• TCPGPR101 – Programming Foundations
• CCP101 – Film and Games Principles, Concepts and Innovations: Learning from History
• ICP101 – Industry Overview: Pipeline and Production Processes
• TCPGPR102 – Game Engine Programming
• CCP102 – Art and Design Concepts and Principles
• ICP102 – Communicate! Mode, Purpose and Context

Diploma Exit point

• TCPGPR201 – Gameplay and AI Techniques
• CCP201 – Concepts and Principles of Story and Visual Narrative
• ICP201 – Identifying and Solving Problems
• TCPGPR202 – Networking and Replication
• CCP202 – Concepts and Principles of Lighting and Cinematography
• ICP202 – Managing Projects and Creative Assets
• TCPGPR303 – Advanced AI, Animation and Game Mechanics
• ICP302 – Leading with Integrity
• ICP301 – Establishing and Sustaining Your Business
• CAPGPR303 – Game Programming Capstone Portfolio
• CAP301 – Stepping Into Industry: Becoming a Proactive Practitioner
• CAP302 – Marketing Yourself and Your Work