Animation
Game Design
Software Technologies
Games design, animator, special effects developer, or mobile entertainment developer.
Positive: i got to create a app in my final year
Negative: the course doesn't provide you with enough knowledge and experience to get a job in the gaming industry
My advice to future students is: Apparently the course has now been changed but get past the boring stuff as the final year project is very fun
Read morePositive: i got to create a app in my final year
Negative: the course doesn't provide you with enough knowledge and experience to get a job in the gaming industry
My advice to future students is: Apparently the course has now been changed but get past the boring stuff as the final year project is very fun
Provides a more in-depth and specialised course compared to that of other Universities in Australia, as well as having a good relationship with leading companies in the games development industry. Both of these make this course unique and a superior option.
My advice to future students is: This field is about passion and s...
Read moreProvides a more in-depth and specialised course compared to that of other Universities in Australia, as well as having a good relationship with leading companies in the games development industry. Both of these make this course unique and a superior option.
My advice to future students is: This field is about passion and self motivation. If students aren't big into games or games development, it may not be a course for them.
This course was a lot of fun and I got to do some cool things. I enjoyed learning about new programs and design software however, at the end of the day it's really hard to get a job in the gaming industry.
My advice to future students is: Unless you are fantastic with gaming, design or animation, the chances of you getting...
Read moreThis course was a lot of fun and I got to do some cool things. I enjoyed learning about new programs and design software however, at the end of the day it's really hard to get a job in the gaming industry.
My advice to future students is: Unless you are fantastic with gaming, design or animation, the chances of you getting a job out of this course are slim to none.
It was really useful having access to all the different units and resources the university had.
As well as all the experts that we had teaching us through all the processes.
Just with the size of the course sometimes it felt quite easy to get lost in the crowd.
The course is ok. I'm neutral about whether I'd recomm...
Read moreIt was really useful having access to all the different units and resources the university had.
As well as all the experts that we had teaching us through all the processes.
Just with the size of the course sometimes it felt quite easy to get lost in the crowd.
The course is ok. I'm neutral about whether I'd recommend it
Good facilities.
Occasionally courses poorly planned.
The course is ok. I'm neutral about whether I'd recommend it
Read moreGood facilities.
Occasionally courses poorly planned.
The course is ok. I'm neutral about whether I'd recommend it
I enjoyed the course and learning environment.
Taught me a lot about the skills and process used in game development, however, I wish there was a bit more info on what's relevant to the industry; Eg. Info for startups, marketing, funding, publishing, etc.
The course is ok. I'm neutral about whether I'd recommend it
Read moreI enjoyed the course and learning environment.
Taught me a lot about the skills and process used in game development, however, I wish there was a bit more info on what's relevant to the industry; Eg. Info for startups, marketing, funding, publishing, etc.
The course is ok. I'm neutral about whether I'd recommend it