Video Games
Did you know that video games generate nearly $37 billion per year?
Put down the controller …
Who doesn’t like video games? They are everywhere. And thanks to that, there are many career opportunities connected with gaming. Thankfully, our Game Design and Development Career Studies Certificate will help get you started on the correct path toward a job in game design, web design or animation.
Level Up
The Game Design and Development program is made up of four classes (12 credits altogether). We’ll expose you to classes like “Introduction to Game Design & Development” and “Gaming and Simulation” which will give you a better understanding of how those millions of pixels on the screen create interactivity.
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For the most up-to-date information about this program (including all requirements), please refer to our College Catalog.
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Do you have questions about our Game Design and Development Career Studies Certificate program? Fill out the form and we’ll send you more information about the program, and an RCC counselor will be in touch to follow up.
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