COMPUTER SIMULATION & GAMING
Cristopher O. Rios
I was born in Puerto Rico and raised in Milwaukee. I always dreamed of the idea of making my own game, playing games is what really inspired me to become a video game designer. I’ve attended MATC for two years in the Computer Simulation and Gaming program pursuing an Associate of Applied Science degree eager to contribute in a lead game designer role. Even though I mainly focus on design, I also try to pursue other skills such as animation, programming, and art. During my time in MATC I was able to not only work solo on my own games, but I was also able to work with others on small game projects.
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
Prepare for a career in animation and gaming, plus attain skills transferable to other industries such as computer programming, multimedia development and film production. Students have opportunities to focus on game design or programming.
Testers, designers and producers are in demand as the use of this technology increases rapidly. New games are continually in production, and computer simulations are used as educational and training tools in schools and businesses.
You can earn the Unity Developer technical diploma on the way to completing the Computer Simulation & Gaming associate degree.
POSSIBLE CAREERS
- Game Designer
- Game Programmer
- Producer
