Computer Science and Technology

Elective Credit Fulfillment: FA=Fine Arts, H=Humanities, S = STEM, G = General 

Examples of games students design in Video Game Design class

Sample screen from student's video game
Sample screen from student's video game
Sample screen from student's video game

Computer Science and Technology Classes

Web Design Development (L1/2)

(Half Year - 0.50 Credit) 

8382 - Level 1 

8380 - Level 2 

This is an introductory-level course that will explore the overall production process surrounding web design with a particular emphasis on design elements, layout, navigation, and interactivity. Students will design and prototype applications for Apple and Android devices. To complete these projects students will utilize industry-standard programming languages including HTML, CSS, and JAVASCRIPT. These technologies offer students the opportunity to learn computational thinking skills that will prepare them for a wide variety of technology careers, as well as other computer science courses. Students may pursue advanced topics by taking this course a second time. The level one option for this course will include the components of the level two and additional independent work and advanced criteria. (S,G) 

Video Game Design  & Development (L1/2/ECE)

(Half Year- 0.50 Credit) 

8431- Level 1 (ECE) 

8436- Level 2 

This interdisciplinary STEAM course will engage students in an overview of techniques in video games design. Students will design and develop video games using industry- standard software, focusing on level design, story development, rules, strategy, and interactivity. Ethical issues in game design will also be considered. Students may take this course twice and explore advanced topics. The level one option for this course will include the components of the level two and additional independent work and advanced criteria to align with the University of Connecticut Digital Media and Design 2500 course. Students taking this course as level 1 may enroll in the UCONN ECE program. (FA,H,S,G) 



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Computer Science Courses to STEAM