Futuregames Game Programmer – Mobile Platforms Jämför

Fuel your aspiration to become a mobile game developer. Acquire the expertise in coding for mobile games and hone the skills essential for crafting a thriving game—rewards beyond measure await.

You’ll delve into vital programming languages for game development and master industry-standard tools.

The Game Programmer – Mobile Platforms specialization furnishes you with a robust foundation in Game Programming, Tools Programming, Game Engine Programming, and Game System Design.

You will learn C#, C++, Java, Android, JavaScript, Objective-C, Swift, in combination with the game engine Unity.

• Exclusively locationed in Karlstad Business Park.
• 2 years (4 terms/semesters).
• 30 weeks of internship (LIA).

“Learning by Doing, Learning by Reflection”

Develop essential skills in mobile game development under the guidance of industry professionals and educators from leading companies in the field.

Access our innovative environment equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and relevant software. Here, you’ll collaborate with talented classmates and experienced game developers at Futuregames to enhance your skills.

Engage in immersive game projects alongside peers from concurrent programs, simulating real-world professional experiences and preparing for a progressive career in creativity.

We aim to cultivate pragmatic individuals with a balanced perspective, strong collaborative abilities, leadership skills, and a proactive attitude.

Overview of Learning Outcomes after completion

• User-centered design and design processes for mobile platforms.
• How demand-driven design affects the business world for mobile services and products.
• Design methods, feedback systems and flow within games, and how it can be applied to other mobile services and products.
• The difference between UI / UX on different mobile platforms.
• The importance of habits, standards (iOS / Android, Mac / Windows).
• Agile and industry-relevant project methods.
• Motivation, commitment and loyalty methods, “behavioral economics” and framework for gaming.
• Interaction design and current technology.
• Security issues and ethics in the storage of user data including GDPR.
• Work independently and in a team with planning, development and production of games.