Prerequisites for the Major:

• Prerequisites for the Major:

  ___ EAE 1010, Survey of Games (3 hours)
  ___ EAE 1050, Digital Content Creation (3 hours)
  ___ COMP 1010, Programming for All 1: Beginning Programming (3 hours)
  ___ COMP 1020, Programming for All 2: Extended Applications (3 hours)

  Students must complete each of the prerequisite courses with a C or better, and maintain a minimum 3.0 average GPA (overall and within major prerequisite courses) to apply for full major status.

• Major Requirements:

  ___ EAE 3020 Ethics in Games (3 hours)
  ___ EAE 3710 Traditional Game Development (4 hours)
  ___ EAE 3720 Alternative Game Development (4 hours)
  ___ EAE 4500 Senior Project I (3 hours)
  ___ EAE 4510 Senior Project II (3 hours)

  A C or better is required in all EAE courses to count toward the BS in Games degree. CR/NC grading options are not allowed for any of the major requirements. Students must maintain a minimum 2.75 GPA (overall and EAE courses) to graduate.

• EAE Electives:

  Students in the BS in Games degree program must complete an additional 30 credit hours (4 of which must be 3000 level or above). These courses could be used to focus on specific areas of interest such as: Game Design, Game Arts, Technical Art, Game Production. Students should plan to meet with an EAE advisor to discuss how to use their EAE elective course options to best suit their interests and goals. For a complete list of what classes are available each semester, please see the current academic schedule.

• Allied Hours:

  Students in the BS in Games degree program will also take classes in an allied area of interest. Students should take classes in a minimum of two areas of interest for a total of 12 hours (see below for a list of suggested classes).

• Suggested Allied Hours:

  Some courses may have prerequisites you are required to complete before registering.

  ANTH 2019 What Makes us Human?
  ANTH 2040 Anthropology of Humor
  ARCH 1615 Introduction to Architecture
  ARCH 1630 Architectural Graphics
  ART 1040 Non-major Basic Design
  ART 3600 History of Graphic Design
  ARTH 1010 Masterpieces of World Art
  ARTH 2500 Intro to History of Art & Visual Culture
  BUS 2320 Purposeful Leadership
  BUS 2700 Smart Decisions
  CLCV 4550 Ancient Myth and Religion
  COMM 3020 Media & Pop Culture
  COMM 3040 Communication and Relationships
  CS 2050 Making Noise: Sound Art & Digital Media
  CS 2100 Discrete Structures
  CS 3500 Software Practice
  DES 1630 Rapid Visualization
  DES 1631 Digital Communication
  DES 2615 Intro to Design Thinking
  ECON 2010 Principles of Microeconomics
  ECON 3150 The Econ. of Sex, Drugs, and Crime
  ENGL 2090 Videogames and Storytelling
  ENTP 1020 Entrepreneurship and the Startup Methods
  ENTP 2010 Entrepreneurial Marketing
  FILM 1610 Into to Animation Techniques
  FILM 2500 Film Production I
  FILM 3600 Storyboarding/Visual Storytelling
  GNDR 1100 Gender and Social Change
  GNDR 2250 Popular Film & TV: Gender & Sexuality
  HIST 2500 The Olympic Games: Ancient and Modern
  HIST 3100 The Historian’s Craft
  MGT 3000 Principles of Management
  MKTG 2310 Digital and Internet Marketing
  MUSC 1340 Intro to Music Tech
  MUSC 3250 Music Technology I
  MUSC 3252 Music Technology II
  PHIL 1001 Philosophy & Ethical Dilemmas
  PHIL 4540 Engineering, Ethics, and Society
  PHYS 1010 Elementary Physics: The Way Things Work
  PHYS 3330 Physics of Audio and Video
  PSY 2125 Everyday Decision Making
  PSY 2410 Eat, Work, Play & Sleep: Psych in Everyday
  PSY 3171 Human Factors & Ergonomics
  PSY 3172 Human Performance & Eng. Psych.
  THEA 1033 Acting I for Non-majors
  THEA 1050 Intro to Visual Art of Theatre
  WRTG 3018 Writing Popular Culture
  WRTG 3040 Digital Storytelling
  WRTG 4030 Visual Rhetoric: Word/Image/Argument

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