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Project and
output-oriented course structure
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Industry-relevant
practical exposure to the Game, VFX, and IT industry and hands-on experience
with various tools
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Empowering
students with the ability to understand the insight into the various parts of
the Technical discipline in Game and VFX
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Providing
students with the competencies and skillset needed to work in the media and
Informational industry
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Students are
taken to influential Media, Games, and
animation events to further their knowledge and exposure
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Practical
assignments and projects are assigned to give the students a hands-on experience
Semester 1
- Mathematics & Statistics
- Programming in C
- Computer Architecture &
Organization
- Introduction to Linux or
Unix
- Communicative English
Semester 2
- Object-oriented Programming
using C++
- Programming in Java
- Operating system
- Data Structure
- Database management system
- Python Basics
Semester 3
- Software Engineering
- Numerical Techniques and
Optimization Methods
- Production Pipeline - Game
and VFX
- Interpersonal
Communication
- Web Technology
Semester 4
- Data Communication &
Computer Networks
- Project organisation
- Advanced Python Lab
- Tools and Techniques used in
Game and VFX - I
- VFX Production Process
Semester 5
- Advanced Java
- Artificial
Intelligence
- Game production process
- Tools and Techniques used in
Game and VFX - II
- Render Management
- Game Testing
Semester 6
- Major Project / Internship
- Rotopaint
- Assistant Technical Director (Visual Effects and Game Development )
- Software Developer
- Game Developer
- Game Tester
- Software Tester
- Virtual Reality (VR) Developer
- Programmer Analyst
- Quality Testing Engineer
- Web Designer
- UI/UX Designer
- Information Security Analyst
- Data Analyst
- Cloud Solutions Architect
- System Administrator
You have to be a 12th Standard (or equivalent) pass out to enroll for this course. If you have mathematics or computer subjects as a part of your 12th, it will simplify the coursework for you as a student.
This course includes various programming languages and game engines relevant to game development and the IT domain. This includes basics of the VFX/ game production process, production process & pipeline and IT-related subjects.
Our Media & IT course will provide students
with all the requisite skills, knowledge, and technical know-how to not only work
in the IT industry but also start working with Gaming and Visual Effects Industries.
At Seamedu, we have a pool of faculties who are industry professionals. The faculties come with diverse experience with their expertise in various streams, including Game Programmers, Unity 3D Developers, Game Designers, AR/VR Game Developers, and Unreal Game Programmers. They are well connected in the Gaming Industry and can bring back real-world knowledge to the classroom.
We arrange various workshops for students from the industry. Apart from these, there are two main activities called "Game Day" and "Game Jam". This helps the students build and implement their theoretical learning into practical.
After completing this course, our students have many opportunities to work in Gaming and IT companies. As part of the placement process, our placement team sends the eligible students’ profiles to companies and arranges interviews.
Seamedu is a knowledge partner with the university. Hence, the degree BCA in Media & Information Technology is awarded by the University.
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