Computer Information Systems: Video Game Design and Animation
Where is Video Game and Animation Design offered?
The Video Game and Animation Design program is offered at our Ted Scott campus. You can also take courses in computer information systems-related fields across our campuses.
As a WCCCD student, you can take courses, use facilities, and get involved at any of our six locations.
Recommended course sequencing
Semester 1 Total: 13 Credits
- CIS 110 - Introduction to Computer Information Systems 4 Credit(s)
- VGD 268 - Computer Games Foundations 3 Credit(s)
- ART 115 - Basic Drawing for Animation 3 Credit(s)
- DMP 101 - Story Elements for a Digital Environment 3 Credit(s)
Semester 2 Total: 11 Credits
- CIS 266 - Introduction to Graphic Design 3 Credit(s)
- VGD 269 - Introduction to 3D Graphics and Animation 4 Credit(s)
- VGD 270 - 3D Character Development and Animation 4 Credit(s)
Semester 3 Total: 10 Credits
- VGD 271 - Introduction to 3D Design 4 Credit(s)
- VGD 272 - Texturing Fundamentals 4 Credit(s)
- VGD 999 - Computer Video Game Project 2 Credit(s)
Semester 1 Total: 7 Credits
- CIS 110 - Introduction to Computer Information Systems 4 Credit(s)
- VGD 268 - Computer Games Foundations 3 Credit(s)
Semester 2 Total: 7 Credits
- CIS 266 - Introduction to Graphic Design 3 Credit(s)
- VGD 269 - Introduction to 3D Graphics and Animation 4 Credit(s)
Semester 1 Total: 13 Credits
- CIS 110 - Introduction to Computer Information Systems 4 Credit(s)
- VGD 268 - Computer Games Foundations 3 Credit(s)
- CIS 115 - Introduction to Virtual Reality 3 Credit(s)
- CIS 116 - Immersive Technologies and Design 3 Credit(s)
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