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1 Computer Game Science Christine Lee Mackenzie Poole Kimberly Gonzalez Amanda Dieu

2 Fun Facts Average gamer spends 8 hours a week playing video games 67% of US households play video games In 2012, the US hit $20.7 billion in video game consumer sales

3 What is Computer Game Science? Focuses on designing, building, and understanding computer games Applies to today’s technology, media and social context

4 What Do You Learn? Solid foundation in computer game science and software development How to create interactive and human-centered computer game designs Employ an interdisciplinary approach to computer game design and development

5 Application & Future Jobs “What skills, abilities or qualities do you gain in computer game science major that lead you to success in the future?” “Computers are the future. I am learning about computers. I am the future” -Joshara Edwards, 3 rd year computer game science major 10 Idealized Fields Designer Writer Programmer Visual Artist Audio Artist Manager Tester Businessman Journalist Educator

6 Classes Introduction to Computer Science ICS 21 + ICS 22 Information Computer Science Introduction Courses ICS 60: Computer Games and Society ICS 62: Game Technologies and Interactive Media Calculus Classes Math 2A: Single-variable Calculus I Math 2B: Single-variable Calculus II

7 Change of Major Criteria http://changeofmajor.uci.edu/CoM_ICS.html Cumulative UC GPA: 2.0+ Note: ICS= Information and Computer Science CSE = Computer Science and Engineering ICS 21/CSE 21 and ICS 22/CSE 22 OR Informatics 41 and 42 OR ICS 31 and 32 AND one of the following: Math 2A, Math 2B, ICS 6B or ICS 6D

8 Research Opportunities & On- Campus Organizations ICS Honors Program Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) Video Game Development Club (VGDC) Cyber-Interaction Observatory Partnership with the Laguna College of Art and Design’s Game Art major

9 More Information Donald Bren School of Information and Computer Sciences Student Affairs Office ICS Building 1, Suite 352 Telephone: (949)824-5156 Hours of Operation: M-F 9 AM - 12 PM & 1 PM - 4 PM www.ics.uci.edu

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