
The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science with Gaming and Animation is designed for students interested in pursuing a career in the video game industry or applying gaming and animation technologies to various fields. This program offers specialized courses focusing on gaming and animation, providing extensive hands-on practice. Graduates will gain a strong understanding of core computer science principles and the ability to apply them to problem-solving. They will also develop expertise in gaming and animation knowledge and skills, preparing them for the specific demands of the computer gaming industry. A key aspect of the program is the integration of a Christian worldview into the practice of computer science.
The program requires a total of 82 credit hours for the major, alongside the University Core Curriculum. The major coursework is divided into lower and upper-division computer science courses, specialized gaming and animation courses, communication requirements, and mathematics.
This program prepares students for careers in the rapidly growing gaming and animation industries, as well as other sectors that utilize these technologies. Graduates will be equipped with the skills to develop video games or apply advanced visual and computational techniques to solve problems across various industries.
Specific GPA requirements for admission to the university should be checked with the admissions office. Students must also fulfill the University Core Curriculum requirements.
Tuition and living costs are subject to change. International students should verify all fees with the university's admissions and finance departments.
This program focuses on preparing students for careers in the video game and animation industries, offering specialized courses with extensive hands-on practice. It integrates a Christian worldview into computer science principles.
Graduates can pursue roles such as Video Game Developer, 3D Modeler, Game Programmer, Animator, and Software Engineer in Gaming/Animation. The program equips students to apply advanced visual and computational techniques across various industries.
Applicants must have a High School Diploma or equivalent for admission to the university. Additionally, students must complete the University Core Curriculum requirements.
The program requires 82 credit hours for the major, with a total of 122 credit hours including the University Core Curriculum and electives.
International students should request information, complete the online application, submit academic transcripts, proof of English proficiency, financial documentation, and a copy of their passport. The admissions committee will then review the application and provide an admission decision.
International students should contact Oklahoma Christian University directly for current tuition rates and estimated living costs, as these details are not specified in the program information.