Advanced College Diploma - Game Programming (11661)

Humber’s Game Programming advanced diploma program is project-driven and focuses on programming and designing game engines for the purpose of game development, from indie to AAA. Students will work on team projects using programming tools to prototype and build games through the lenses of game engine architecture, optimization and the agile methodology.

Topics such as C++ programming, graphics, mathematics, physics, artificial intelligence, Unity/Unreal game engine development and computer networking are all covered by a comprehensive set of courses.

Students will work with peers in the Animation-3D Advanced Diploma and the Bachelor of Music degree during game jams, external projects, and/or semester long in-class projects as they build the vital collaboration skills needed by the games industry.

Students will graduate with a significant mid-program project and capstone project to demonstrate their coding talents using game engines (such as Unity or Unreal) and also the ability to create their own C++ game engine. With a high degree of game engine expertise, familiarity with 3D modelling, scripting, and technical direction, students will have the tools they need to compete and succeed in the rapidly expanding field of game development.