**Note: This course is not currently open to overseas students - if you’re interested in studying at Teesside University London please check back in February 2023 for more information.****Location**: This Teesside University award is delivered at our London Here East campus, part of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.**Course overview**: Study this specialist games programming degree and become a talented software engineer - technically skilled and an excellent problem solver with industry specific knowledge and experience. You will learn to apply software engineering and problem-solving skills to develop small 2D games through to polished 3D games with large cross-discipline development teams.Games programmers build games from the creative vision of designers and artists. This course gives you the essential industry skills to do this. You produce a game demo - either a personal project using middleware, in a programmer team working to a game design document or in a multidisciplinary team of artists, animators and designers.**After the course**: You will be equipped to work in the games development industry as well as other similar creative industries. You can work as a gameplay programmer, tools programmer, middleware developer and mobile application programmer. And, because this course gives you a strong foundation in computer programming, you can also work in mainstream software development.

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