A Bachelor of Software Engineering (Game Programming) teaches the coding and crafting skills required to create commercially viable games. It covers topics such as C, OpenGL, AI and Networking Programming, providing the knowledge required to work with Unity and Unreal, the two main engines for game development.<br><br>By the time you graduate, you will have collaborated with fellow programmers and game artists to create a commercially viable game. As a specialist software engineer, you'll devise solutions and produce computer programs to activate game interaction. In this highly competitive industry, you'll impress potential clients and employers with your professional portfolio of work – all produced during your degree – and catapult into a rewarding career.