B.S. in Computer Science - Game Development

Many of the computing courses are project-based. A capstone project course is required. Rize provides a capstone game development course in which students build a game. Additionally, students can take advantage of opportunities for internships and research. 

• Students will use computer programming to process and display information. 
• Students will justify the choice of a data structure to solve a problem. 
• Students will describe and distinguish between different types of video games and interactive media. 
• Students will build a time-dependent simulation in 2D and 3D. 
• Students will integrate knowledge to design and build a video game. 
• Students will discuss an informed ethical decision in the context of computing.

Why should prospective students choose SXU for their degree?

• The online courses, developed by top game development academics, deliver in-demand knowledge and skills.
• In-person classes have small class sizes to allow for close interaction with professors and student colleagues.
• Students will develop the habit of lifelong learning, enabling them to excel in the rapidly growing software industry. 

The Game Design minor offered by the College of Liberal Arts and Education is an excellent complement to the Game Development concentration. This minor has significant career potential as it provides a solid foundation in digital and web design. 

The Computer Science minor is an alternative to the Computer Science major with a Game Development concentration. It consists of six courses, four of which are electives. The student can choose game development courses to fulfill the elective requirements.

A hybrid college program is a compelling choice, blending in-person and online learning that offers accessibility and flexibility for those with busy schedules, on-campus engagement with peers and professors, and both independent study and hands-on, high-impact practices.