COURSE CURRICULUM

The course provides a comprehensive foundation in digital media and game development over three years. In the first year, students focus on core modules that establish essential skills in programming, computer systems, and mathematical concepts, along with professional skills and multimedia introduction. They also engage in data structures, algorithms, and a global design challenge to develop problem-solving and collaborative abilities. The second year builds on these fundamentals with modules in databases, program analysis, software engineering, and video production techniques, while students explore game design, 3D modelling, and animation. Options such as live video production and operating systems allow students to tailor their learning according to interests. In the final year, students focus on advanced topics including human-computer interaction, programming for 3D game development, and visual effects, alongside an individual project that demonstrates their accumulated skills. Additional options, such as web applications, 3D web environments, storytelling for video games, and technology-enhanced learning, provide opportunities to specialize and explore emerging trends. Across all years, the course balances technical knowledge with creative practice, fostering both practical expertise and innovative thinking, preparing graduates for careers in digital media, game development, and related technology-driven fields.