BSc（荣誉）计算机游戏开发

利物浦约翰摩尔大学BSc（荣誉）计算机游戏开发学士由顶尖专家授课，可为您提供与领先游戏开发公司合作的激动人心的带薪工作安置机会，以及使用最新设施的机会。本BSc课程将使您成为一名计算机游戏开发人员，为在这个充满挑战和令人兴奋的行业中成功工作做好准备。本科学士学位课程将使您成为一名准备工作并在这个充满挑战和令人振奋的行业中成功的计算机游戏开发人员。计算机游戏开发是一个对技术要求非常高的过程，并且开发人员需要具备广泛的技术技能，包括计算机编程，计算机图形和数学。此外，他们还希望他们对游戏机和PC硬件架构有深入
Taught by leading experts, the BSc (Hons) Computer Games Development at Liverpool John Moores University offers you exciting paid work placement opportunities with leading games development companies plus access to state-of-the-art facilities. This BSc course will prepare you to be a computer game developer ready to work and succeed in this challenging and exciting industry. Computer games development is a very technically demanding process and developers are required to possess a wide range of technical skills including computer programming, computer graphics and mathematics. In addition, they are also expected to have strong knowledge of gaming console and PC hardware architecture. On this course you will have direct access to experts in the field as well as state-of-the-art facilities at the University. Our Games Technology Lab with its Sony PlayStation and Microsoft Xbox consoles, and industry standard software, together with excellent technical support, mean that you will get plenty of hands-on experience and extensive opportunities to build up a portfolio to show and impress prospective employers.<br>The Department of Computer Science and Mathematics has strong links with many local, national and international games development companies, including SCEE, Atomicom, Lucid Games, Damibu, Setgo Games, Eutechnyx, and Jagex to name but a few. These employers work with us to ensure that the course is current and up-to-date, and that graduates are able to meet the demands of the games industry for skilled developers.<br>Our strong links also mean that you will have plenty of options when you come to choose your work placement. Students have worked in game development companies in many cities, from Liverpool to Kontich in Belgium as well as Cheng-Du in China. This research-informed and practice-driven course is taught by a team of lecturers who have rich industry background and are research active. All teaching staff have doctoral degrees in their respective areas of expertise and they have professional collaborations with Games industry. Staff in the Department of Computer Science and Mathematics actively participates in research to further the development of state-of-the-art computing technologies. Research within the School is recognised internationally in the area of Networked Systems and Security, Computer Entertainment, and Neural Networks with funding from EPSRC, BBC and the European Union.