The Game Art & Production Major of the Digital Media Program combines a strong comprehension of animation and interactivity, along with an understanding of design and programming.
Core courses in the B.S. Computer Science Program include programming and data structures, programming language concepts, computer systems architecture, and a track of courses in software methodology and engineering.
The M.S. Digital Media curriculum at Drexel is innovative, interdisciplinary and project-oriented. 63 quarter-credits are offered in advanced digital design such as 3D modeling, animation, interactivity, gaming and digital media history, theory and methods.
The M.S. in Learning Technologies is designed to prepare individuals with the knowledge, skills and internship experiences to meet the challenges that schools, educational and corporate organizations face related to their technology learning needs. The Concentration in Learning in Game Based Environments focuses on design, research, and evaluation of learning technologies.
The Graduate Certificate in Learning in Game Based Environments benefits educators, instructional technologists, and corporate trainers interested in integrating learning in a game-based environment in and out of the classroom or training settings.