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Game Design Minor

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Offered by: The Department of Computer Science
Administered by:The Department of Computer Science; 303 Upson Hall
Contact: Nicole Roy, 303 Upson Hall, 255-0982, nicole@cs.cornell.edu
Eligibility:Students in all Engineering majors may participate in this minor.
Educational Objectives: : This minor is for students who anticipate that game design will have a prominent role to play in their academic and professional career.

To Apply for a Game Design Minor:

  • Complete coursework required for the minor. (see below)
  • Obtain the form Application to Certify Completion of an Engineering Minor from Engineering Advising in 167 Olin Hall.
  • Obtain an official transcript from the University Registrar’s Office in B7 Day Hall.
  • Complete form and attach the copy of your transcript on which each course used for the minor is highlighted or underlined.
  • Submit the form and the transcript to the Computer Science Undergraduate office, 303 Upson Hall.


Requirements
At least six (6) courses (minimum of 18 credits), chosen as follows:

I. Required Courses: Complete the following three courses:

INFO 200 Introduction to Game Design Theory
CIS 300 Digital Game Design
CIS 400 Advanced Projects in Game Design
 
II. Additional Courses: Choose three of the following courses:
ECIS 565 Computer Animation
COM S 211 Computers and Programming
COM s 419 Computer Networks
COM S 465 Computer Graphics I
COM S 467 Computer Graphics II
COM S 472 Foundations of Artificial Intelligence
COMM 422 Psychology of Media and Beyond
ECE 476 Microcontroller Design
INFO 345 Human-Computer Interaction Design
INFO 440 Advanced Human-Computer Interaction Design
PSYCH 342 Human Perception: Graphics, Art, and Visual Display


Academic Standards

A letter grade of at least C is required for each course in the minor. CS Students may not count COM S courses toward the completion of this minor.

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