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    This document outlines the course structure and requirements for a BSc in Computer Games Technology and Computer Games Enterprise over three years. The degrees consist of core and optional units in areas like game design, programming, graphics, and business. Core units are mandatory while optional units allow students to specialize. Years 1 and 2 cover fundamental skills and technologies. Year 3 involves larger individual and group projects to demonstrate skills learned. Optional work placements can occur between years 2 and 3.

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    This document outlines the course structure and requirements for a BSc in Computer Games Technology and Computer Games Enterprise over three years. The degrees consist of core and optional units in areas like game design, programming, graphics, and business. Core units are mandatory while optional units allow students to specialize. Years 1 and 2 cover fundamental skills and technologies. Year 3 involves larger individual and group projects to demonstrate skills learned. Optional work placements can occur between years 2 and 3.

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    This document outlines the course structure and requirements for a BSc in Computer Games Technology and Computer Games Enterprise over three years. The degrees consist of core and optional units in areas like game design, programming, graphics, and business. Core units are mandatory while optional units allow students to specialize. Years 1 and 2 cover fundamental skills and technologies. Year 3 involves larger individual and group projects to demonstrate skills learned. Optional work placements can occur between years 2 and 3.

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    BSc (Hons) Computer Games Technology

    Core units in blue

    Optional units in green

    Game Design/Individual project

    Project Management/Careers

    Year: 2010-11

    BSc (Hons) Computer Games Enterprise

    This version 31st March 2009


    Game Programming

    Game Graphics

    PRGGA - 10 credits
    Programming for Games
    Core (U13105 )
    Mel Krokos
    10 cred SOFTME - 10 credits
    Software skills for media
    Core (U? )
    Dan Pinchbeck

    FUMAN1 20 credits
    Modelling and animation
    Core (U?)
    Gavin Wade
    3D Studio Max
    DRAFT - 10 credits
    Drawing for Creative Technologies
    Core (U13104)
    Jenny Morice

    APGATE - 10 credits
    Application of game technologies
    Core (U15073)
    Robert Grigg

    INDAP - 10 credits
    Information design and Project Management
    Core (U?)
    Rod Jeffcote

    Credits

    Year 1

    Year: 2010-11

    Core units in blue

    Optional units in green

    Game Design/Individual project

    Game Programming

    Graphics

    This version 31st March 2009


    Business

    PRGGA - 10 credits
    Programming for Games
    Core (U13105 )
    Mel Krokos

    FUMAN1 - 20 credits
    Modelling and animation
    Core (U?)
    Gavin Wade
    3D Studio Max

    CRIDGE - 10 credits
    Creativity and Idea Generation
    Core (U15545)
    Richard Sant

    Credits

    Year 1

    Semester 1
    LEPIC - 10 credits
    Legal, Ethical and Professional issues
    for Creative Technologists
    Core (U?)
    Rod Jeffcote

    Semester 2
    GENRE10 - 10 credits
    Game Genres
    Core (U12072 )
    Mark Eyles

    INTROG - 20 credits
    Programming and graphics for games
    Core (U12059 )
    Andy Bain

    EMPLO - 10 credits
    Employability Skills for Creative Technologists
    Core (U?)
    Jenny Morice

    Semester 1
    STUSKI - 10 credits
    Study Skills
    Core (U15547)
    Simon Brookes

    MYOB - 10 credits
    Mind your own business
    Core (U15546)
    Natalie Long

    Sem 1 =
    60 credits

    60 credits
    Semester 2
    GENRE10 - 10 credits
    Game Genres
    Core (U12072 )
    Mark Eyles

    Sem 2 =
    60 credits

    Semester 1
    DESGAM - 20 credits
    Designing games (30 credits)
    Core - Spanning (U?)
    Mark Eyles

    Semester 1
    DESGAM - 20 credits
    Designing games (30 credits)
    Core - Spanning (U?)
    Mark Eyles

    DIRXENG - 20 credits
    Direct X programming and
    software engineering
    Option (U12056 )
    Robert Grigg

    Semester 2
    DESGAM - 10 credits
    Designing games (30 credits)
    Core - Spanning (U? )
    Mark Eyles

    Tony Greatbatch
    EU103 - 10 credits
    Project management
    Core (U11621)
    Tony Greatbatch

    MEDIAC - 10 credits
    Media in context
    Option (U13112 )
    Paul Charisse
    DIRXENG - 20 credits
    Direct X programming and
    software engineering
    Option (U12056 )
    Robert Grigg

    Sem 1 =
    60 credits

    Richard Sant
    EU207 - 10 credits spanning
    Student Enterprise
    Core (U11624)
    Tony Greatbatch

    Real time asset production - 10 credits


    Real time asset production (30 credits)
    Option - Spanning (U?)
    Gavin Wade

    Sem 1 =
    60 credits

    Semester 2
    DESGAM - 10 credits
    Designing games (30 credits)
    Core - Spanning (U? )
    Mark Eyles

    M.SE3(Mech) - 10 credits
    Student Enterprise (20 credits)
    Core - Spanning (U10017B)
    Tony Greatbatch

    Sem 2 =

    EU211 - 10 credits spanning


    Enterprise, innovation and opportunity
    Core (U12763)

    REATA - 10 credits
    Real time asset production (30 credits)
    Option - Spanning (U?)
    Gavin Wade
    MEDIAC - 10 credits
    Media in context
    Option (U13112 )
    Paul Charisse

    EU102 - 10 credits
    Enterprise in context
    Core (U11620B)

    60 credits

    Year 2
    MACT - 10 credits
    Mathematics for Computer Technologies
    Core (15132)
    Ann Heal

    APGATE - 10 credits
    Application of game technologies
    Core (U15073)
    Robert Grigg

    INTROG - 20 credits
    Programming and graphics for games
    Core (U12059 )
    Andy Bain

    Year 2
    M.SE3(Mech) - 10 credits
    Student Enterprise (20 credits)
    Core - Spanning (U10017B)
    Tony Greatbatch

    Sem 1 =

    EU207 - 10 credits spanning


    Student Enterprise
    Core (U11624)
    Tony Greatbatch
    EU211 - 10 credits Spanning
    Enterprise, innovation and opportunity
    Core (U12763)

    Level 2 DECCI - 10 credits


    RUMPUS - 10 credits
    Research Methods, Project Management andDeveloping Careers in the Creative Industries
    Core (U?)
    Core (U?)
    Rod Jeffcote?
    Rod Jeffcote
    CONPRG1 - 10 credits
    Console Programming 1
    Option (U12055)
    Robert Grigg

    REATA - 20 credits
    Real time asset production (30 credits)
    Option - Spanning (U?)
    Gavin Wade

    CONPRG1 - 10 credits
    Console Programming 1
    Option (U12055)
    Robert Grigg

    Real time asset production - 20 credits


    Real time asset production (30 credits)
    Option - Spanning (U?)
    Gavin Wade

    Richard Sant
    EU212 - 10 credits
    Relationships in business
    Option (U12765)
    Tony Greatbatch

    ANIPROG - 10 credits
    3D Animation Programming
    Option (U13119)
    Robert Grigg

    Sem 2 =
    60 credits

    Optional sandwich year between years 2 and 3

    Sem 2 =
    60 credits

    Optional sandwich year between years 2 and 3

    Year 3

    Year 3

    Semester 1
    FINPRO - 20 credits
    Final Project (40 credits)
    Core - Spanning (U12641 )
    Rod Jeffcote
    GSTUD 20 credits
    Game Studies
    Option (U?)
    Dan Pinchbeck

    RTGROP - 20 credits
    Real Time Group Project (30 credits)
    Core - Spanning (U13118)
    Andy Bain
    GMPROD - 20 credits
    Game Producer
    Option (U12070)
    Mark Eyles

    Semester 2
    FINPRO - 20 credits
    Final Project (40 credits)
    Core - spanning (U12641)
    Rod Jeffcote

    GAMEAI - 20 credits
    AI programming for games Option (U12054)
    Tony Kalus

    3DREN - 20 credits
    3D Rendering
    Option (U12051)
    Brian Heal

    Sem 1 =
    60 credits

    Creative Technologies: www.ceetee.net


    Optional units in green

    CONPRG2 - 20 credits
    Console Programming 2
    Option (U12057) Elective option
    Andy Bain
    Pre-req CNPRG1
    ADVPRG - 10 credits
    Advanced Programming
    Option (U12058) Elective option
    Tony Kalus

    Semester 1
    40 Enterprise Project - 20 credits
    CT Project (40 credits)
    Core - Spanning (U11628)
    Tony Greatbatch

    GMPROD - 20 credits
    Game Producer
    Option (U12070)
    Mark Eyles

    GSTUD 20 credits
    Game Studies
    Option (U?)
    Dan Pinchbeck

    GAMEAI - 20 credits
    AI programming for games Option (U12054)
    Tony Kalus

    Semester 2
    40 Enterprise Project - 20 credits
    CT Project (40 credits)
    Core - spanning (U11628)
    Tony Greatbatch

    RTGROP - 10 credits
    Real Time Group Project (30 credits)
    Core - Spanning (U13118)
    Andy Bain
    APPSO - 20 credits
    Application of Sound
    Option (U08792B) Elective option
    Denis Reeve-Baker
    (Music skills required)

    Core units in blue

    ANIPROG - 10 credits
    3D Animation Programming
    Option (U13119)
    Robert Grigg

    AGTEC - 20 credits
    Advanced Game Graphics Technologies
    Option (U12060) Elective option
    Brian Heal

    IMARC - 10 credits
    Imaginary Architecture and
    Imaginary Worlds
    Option (U12073) Elective option
    Mark Eyles
    More information at: www.port.ac.uk/games

    Sem 2 =
    60 credits

    APPSO - 20 credits
    Application of Sound
    Option (U08792B) Elective option
    Denis Reeve-Baker
    (Music skills required)
    CONPRG2 - 20 credits
    Console Programming 2
    Option (U12057) Elective option
    Andy Bain
    Pre-req CNPRG1
    ADVPRG - 10 credits
    Advanced Programming
    Option (U12058) Elective option
    Tony Kalus

    Optional units in green

    Sem 1 =
    60 credits
    EU309 - 10 credits
    Competitive tendering
    Core (U11627)
    Tony Greatbatch

    AGTEC - 20 credits
    Advanced Game Graphics Technologies
    Option (U12060) Elective option
    Brian Heal

    IMARC - 10 credits
    Imaginary Architecture and
    Imaginary Worlds
    Option (U12073) Elective option
    Mark Eyles
    More information at: www.port.ac.uk/games

    Creative Technologies:
    Core units in blue

    3DREN - 20 credits
    3D Rendering
    Option (U12051)
    Brian Heal

    Sem 2 =
    60 credits
    www.port.ac.uk/games

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