TERM 01
In the first term, students will start by learning the fundamentals of game programming by focusing on the C++ programming language. We will introduce basic C++ syntax as well as advanced C++ techniques.
By the end of the term, students will have enough knowledge to create their very first C++ game.
*Curriculum subject to change based on industry input
TERM 02
Next, students will be introduced to the Unreal Engine 4 editor and will see how the editor interacts with C++ code while building levels and gameplay elements. Blueprints will be introduced as another way to visually add logic to your games.
You'll build a simple game with input, collision, basic AI, User Interface and audio.
*Curriculum subject to change based on industry input
TERM 03
In the final term, students will tackle some more advanced uses of the Unreal Engine for a more complete picture of developing Unreal games, including character animations, particle effects, serialization, loading and streaming levels.
You'll finish the course by developing your own fully playable game from scratch.
*Curriculum subject to change based on industry input
At an early age, Firas knew the future was in his hands. As a matter of fact, he took it with him wherever he went. A Gameboy he received as a gift for his eighth birthday was his introduction to the wonderful world of gaming, and he knew immediately he wanted to make video game when he grew up. Upon graduating with a Bachelor of Computer Science, Firas got his first gig in the games industry at Silicon Knights. Hired on an AI programmer, he fell in love with the making AI and gameplay systems come to life.
Soon after he joined Ubisoft and has had the privilege of working with some of the best developers in the industry releasing titles such as Far Cry 3,4 & 5, Assassins Creed 3, Your Shape, Splinter Cell: Blacklist, FarCry Primal, and Watchdogs 2.
