The Simulation and Game Development Programming degree prepares students to work as entry level programmers in the game industry or similar industries. Work-based learning provides opportunities for real-world skill development. Students explore: game design and mechanics, level design, virtual environments, MMO, game narrative and audio, 2D and 3D art, playtesting, prototyping, and project management. The Simulation and Game Development Design degree prepares students to work as entry level designers in the game industry or similar industries. The Simulation and Game Development program at Central Piedmont offers three degree options: Design Graduates may qualify for employment as designers, artists, animators, programmers, testers and quality assurance analysts in various industries and sectors, including entertainment, education, healthcare, engineering, forensics, banking and government. Coursework provides students with a broad background in simulation and game development and prepares them for success in collaborative, creative work environments. Students work with a wide range of tools, including Maya, Adobe Premiere Pro, MS Visual Studio, GitHub, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Substance Painter, Adobe After Effects, Adobe Fuse, Adobe Animate, Adobe Illustrator, ZBrush, StereoKit, Twine, Unreal Engine and Unity 3D. Developed in response to industry needs, the curriculum includes both 2D and 3D game development and utilizes industry-standard technologies. Home to the first state-approved associate degree program in game development in the United States, Central Piedmont's Simulation and Game Development program offers a student-centered, multidisciplinary approach to the study of simulation and game development, with opportunities to develop skills in design, programming, and 3D modeling and animation.
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