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Bachelor of Science in Software and Game Development

Neumont College of Computer Science · Salt Lake City, UT

A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.

Program
Award
Bachelor of Science
Credential class
ceterms:BachelorDegree
Catalog edition
2023-2024
Checklist type
degree-program
Description
The Bachelor of Science in Software and Game Development (BSGD) program uses a hybrid curriculum which focuses on the core concepts of building both business application software and video games. Students will learn the software development process, design and coding practices, and quality assurance metrics that are applicable to all types of software development. Students will focus on technologies that are used by the top employers in the information technology industry as well as those used to create today's most popular video game titles. Students are exposed to different areas of software and game development including project management and planning, game play design, UI design, best practices, software methodologies, test-driven development and other QA techniques, asset creation and tracking, and overall game and software production. Students then delve into more technical areas such as game engines, physics, mobile and console development, and computer graphics.
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
445692
CourseShelf checklist
CK_445692_bc11d276
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Eligibility Requirements

1 item
  1. Students who apply to transfer to the BSGD program must:
    Not resolved to a course

BSGD Program Requirements

36 items
  1. ENG 110
    Introduction to English Composition
    As published: “ENG110”
  2. ENG 210
    Persuasive & Professional Writing
    As published: “ENG210”
  3. FAC 105
    Leadership & Problem Solving
    As published: “FAC105”
  4. FAC 120
    Spoken Communications
    As published: “FAC120”
  5. FAC 125
  6. HUM 205
    Ethics
    As published: “HUM205”
  7. SSC 101
    Educational Learning Theories
    As published: “SSC101”
  8. MAT 101
    Mathematics for the Computer Sciences
    As published: “MAT101”
  9. MAT 180
    Precalculus
    As published: “MAT180”
  10. MAT 210
    Linear Algebra
    As published: “MAT210”
  11. MAT 250
    Calculus
    As published: “MAT250”
  12. PSC 226
    Introductory Physics
    As published: “PSC226”
  13. ENG 311
    Principles of Creative Writing
    As published: “ENG311”
  14. ENG 312
    Creative Writing with AI
    As published: “ENG312”
  15. FAC 101
    Art Appreciation
    As published: “FAC101”
  16. FAC 130
    Character Design
    As published: “FAC130”
  17. FAC 135
    3D Printing
    As published: “FAC135”
  18. FAC 201
    Music Appreciation
    As published: “FAC201”
  19. FAC 210
    Music Composition
    As published: “FAC210”
  20. HUM 160
    Ancient Mythology
    As published: “HUM160”
  21. HUM 200
    The Imagination of Horror in Media
    As published: “HUM200”
  22. LIT 110
    Science Fiction Through Literature
    As published: “LIT110”
  23. LIT 120
    Comics as Literature
    As published: “LIT120”
  24. LIT 130
    Literary Masters
    As published: “LIT130”
  25. LNG 110
    Survey of Foreign Language
    As published: “LNG110”
  26. MAT 125
    Geometry
    As published: “MAT125”
  27. MAT 200
    Math-Based Codes, Ciphers & Secrets
    As published: “MAT200”
  28. MAT 260
    Statistics
    As published: “MAT260”
  29. MTM 140
    Basics of Film
    As published: “MTM140”
  30. PSC 115
    Introduction to Biology
    As published: “PSC115”
  31. PSC 201
    Astronomy
    As published: “PSC201”
  32. PSC 230
    Introduction to Chemistry
    As published: “PSC230”
  33. SSC 150
    Introductory Psychology
    As published: “SSC150”
  34. SSC 272
    United States Government
    As published: “SSC272”
  35. SSC 322
    Conflict & Negotiation
    As published: “SSC322”
  36. SSC 351
    Introduction to Intellectual Property
    As published: “SSC351”

Introductory Core Courses (29 credits)

9 items
  1. BIT 105
    Professional Productivity Toolkit
    As published: “BIT105”
  2. BIT 125
    Introduction to Technology Management
    As published: “BIT125”
  3. CSC 105
    Using Modern Operating Systems
    As published: “CSC105”
  4. CSC 110
    Introduction to Computer Science
    As published: “CSC110”
  5. CSC 125
    Logical and Computational Thinking
    As published: “CSC125”
  6. CSC 150
    Object Oriented Programming & Design
    As published: “CSC150”
  7. CSC 210
  8. DBT 130
    Databases I
    As published: “DBT130”
  9. ITH 215
    Networking I
    As published: “ITH215”

Advanced Core Courses (61 credits)

35 items
  1. CSC 130
    Principles of Software Engineering
    As published: “CSC130”
  2. CSC 195
    C++ Programming I
    As published: “CSC195”
  3. CSC 196
    C++ Programming II
    As published: “CSC196”
  4. CSC 250
    Algorithms & Data Structures I
    As published: “CSC250”
  5. CSC 252
    Algorithms & Data Structures II
    As published: “CSC252”
  6. GAT 120
    Topics in Game Development
    As published: “GAT120”
  7. GAT 150
    Introduction to Game Programming
    As published: “GAT150”
  8. GAT 185
    Introduction to Game Engines
    As published: “GAT185”
  9. GAT 315
    Game Physics
    As published: “GAT315”
  10. GAT 350
    Computer Graphics
    As published: “GAT350”
  11. GAT 360
    Game Programming & Production
    As published: “GAT360”
  12. GAT 420
    Artificial Intelligence
    As published: “GAT420”
  13. MTM 230
    Digital Art I
    As published: “MTM230”
  14. CSC 160
    Application Development
    As published: “CSC160”
  15. CSC 260
    Dynamic Web Programming
    As published: “CSC260”
  16. CSC 180
    Open Source Platforms Development
    As published: “CSC180”
  17. CSC 280
    Developing Scalable Web Applications
    As published: “CSC280”
  18. CSC 140
    Dynamic & Scripting Languages
    As published: “CSC140”
  19. CSC 160
    Application Development
    As published: “CSC160”
  20. CSC 171
    Mobile Application Development
    As published: “CSC171”
  21. CSC 180
    Open Source Platforms Development
    As published: “CSC180”
  22. CSC 181
    Scripting and Automation
    As published: “CSC181”
  23. CSC 230
    Computational Theory
    As published: “CSC230”
  24. CSC 260
    Dynamic Web Programming
    As published: “CSC260”
  25. CSC 280
    Developing Scalable Web Applications
    As published: “CSC280”
  26. CSC 270
    Solution Stack Software Development
    As published: “CSC270”
  27. CSC 330
    Programming Languages
    As published: “CSC330”
  28. CSC 340
    Computer Architecture
    As published: “CSC340”
  29. CSC 360
    Software Design Principles
    As published: “CSC360”
  30. CSC 380
    Distributed Systems
    As published: “CSC380”
  31. MTM 161
    Introduction to Graphic Design
    As published: “MTM161”
  32. MTM 210
    Introduction to User Experience Design
    As published: “MTM210”
  33. MTM 282
    Interactive Web Development
    As published: “MTM282”
  34. MTM 320
    Advanced Web Scripting
    As published: “MTM320”
  35. MTM 370
    Front-End Implementation
    As published: “MTM370”

Project Core Courses (36 credits)

15 items
  1. PRO 100
    Introductory Software Projects
    As published: “PRO100”
  2. PRO 150
    Web-Based Software Projects
    As published: “PRO150”
  3. PRO 200
    Software Projects in Emerging Platforms
    As published: “PRO200”
  4. PRO 230
    Digital Art Projects
    As published: “PRO230”
  5. PRO 250
    Software Projects in Existing Code
    As published: “PRO250”
  6. PRO 310
    Digital Portfolio Projects
    As published: “PRO310”
  7. PRO 385
    Game Engine Projects
    As published: “PRO385”
  8. PRO 390
    Capstone Project
    As published: “PRO390”
  9. PRO 490
    Enterprise Projects I
    As published: “PRO490”
  10. PRO 491
    Enterprise Projects II
    As published: “PRO491”
  11. PRO 492
    Enterprise Projects III
    As published: “PRO492”
  12. BUS 101
    Personal Finance
    As published: “BUS101”
  13. BUS 110
    Principles of Finance
    As published: “BUS110”
  14. NEU 100
    College Success Strategies
    As published: “NEU100”
  15. NEU 200
    Career Readiness
    As published: “NEU200”
Source. Neumont College of Computer Science, catalog 2023-2024 — https://neumont.smartcatalogiq.com/en/2023-2024/catalog/undergraduate-programs/undergraduate-program-overview/bachelor-of-science-in-software-and-game-development. Captured page pages/0102.html.gz. Assembled from the institution's published catalog as captured; every record names its captured page and source URL. Assembled, not asserted.