IEU Game Lab is founded in Izmir University of Economics for researchers, game developers, designers, artists and game producers. It is a meeting point for all game related professionals, students and academicians. Its goal is to provide a good place where all of these sectors can meet, discuss ideas, develop games and make research about game studies.
IEU's Computer Game Development Certificate teaches you how to design and develop next generation computer games.
When you successfully completed the necessary lectures, you will able to design/develop games such as;
See where your artistic and programming skills can take you in the world of computer game development!
For more information about our education, please visit our Software Engineering Program website.SE 313 - Computer Graphics
SE 320 - Introduction to Game Development
SE 330 - Advanced Game Development
SE 350 - Game Design
SE 352 - Network Programming in Computer Games
SE 354 - Artificial Intelligence in Computer Games
SE 355 - Mobile Game Development
SE 431 - 3D Modeling in Computer Games
SE 432 - 3D Animation in Computer Games
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Combine the skills of programming, graphics, animation, networking and artificial intelligence to create tomorrow's computer games. For more information, call (0232) 488 81 22 or e-mail the Software Engineering Department.
