Frequently Asked Questions
Are BYOD devices (tablets, laptops) allowed to be used in the Game – Development program labs?
Most of our labs are equipped with PC’s and monitors, so there is limited room for laptops in a lab. However, on the days a student will have several classes back-to-back, they should bring devices (tablets, laptops etc.), as there are other areas that students are encouraged to use devices before and/or after a class.
Do I need to have a computer to work off campus?
Absolutely. Most of our labs are equipped with PC’s for all the tech courses and Game – Development students are allowed to use the dedicated labs for homework. Many of our students find that having a computer at their place of residence to be highly advantageous. It allows them to complete assignments/projects in a timely manner when they are not in a lab.
Please ensure your computer specifications are for higher end gaming. (refer to our Required Equipment area for more information)
Do I need to have drawing or programming skills?
Strong artistic or programming ability is not required for entrance or student success in the Game – Development program.
Can I take the program part-time?
The demands of Game – Development are such that they cannot be met on a part-time basis.
How does Game – Development differ from the Game – Art program?
The Game – Development program covers coding, as well as art and design, while Game – Art primarily emphasizes the visual aspect of art and design for video game development.