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The Art Institute of Pittsburgh Online Division
Bachelor of Science Degree in Game Design
How would you like to design video games for a living?
The multi-billion dollar game design industry promises to
continue thriving, and today's gamers expect more from their
interactive fun than ever before. This fuels a growing demand
for artists who specialize in game art and design.
You can become part of this creative force.
You'll learn how to:
• Design game plan and background
• Create characters and their environments
• Apply your knowledge of video and computer games to
evaluate game products
• Plan the game environment and determine choices for
characters.
The Art Institute of Pittsburgh Online Division courses have been designed with
extensive input from game-industry professionals and focus
on the artistic side of games - not on computer programming.
You will concentrate on the specifics needed as a professional
game artist:
• Scene and set design
• Motion capture
• Character development
• Visual storytelling
• Game design strategies • 3D animation
• Low-polygon modeling
• Game level design
• Texture mapping
With an average class size of 12 to 15 students, you won't
get lost in the crowd. Courses at The Art Institute of Pittsburgh Online Division
emphasize interaction with your facilitator and your classmates
to build and online learning community that enhances your
learning process.
It's time to get serious and start playing games for real!
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About The Art Institute of Pittsburgh Online Division
The Art Institute of Pittsburgh Online Division is a division of The Art Institute
of Pittsburgh, established in 1921.
Classes are asynchronous: Students login
to their classes five out of seven days a week, without regard
to their physical location or time of day. We can extend the
benefit of our education in the creative and applied arts
to adults whose full personal and professional lives, geographic
location or physical abilities limit their ability to attend
classes traditionally. All a student needs is access to the
Internet and the specified computer hardware and software.
Classes are interactive: The process is
not passive! Students engage not only with the lecture materials,
assignments and readings, but also with each other, through
focused, facilitated discussions.
Classes are learner-centered: Students develop
their own capabilities and talents using many informational
sources, including lectures, readings, life experience, projects
and group discussions. The facilitator aids the process by
addressing student needs, interjecting their industry experience,
and providing direction to create a unique learning experience
for each student.
For more than 80 years, The Art Institute has tailored its
programs to meet the demands of an ever-evolving job market.
That's why we offer many technology-driven programs as well
as a classic curriculum prepared with the help of program-specific
advisory boards made up of industry professionals.Learn more
about this program by requesting a free
information package from The Art Institute of Pittsburgh Online Division.
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