Stars Game vs. the HurricanesMarch 12th. For ticket info email caseys@dcccd.edu
Paintball DayCome join the Project Dev team as they paint the sky this Saturday, February 28th. Email caseys@dcccd.edu.
Welcome Casey Smith!
Richland College would like to welcome Casey Smith to the staff of the ISGT program. Casey was recruited after he showed exceptional professionalism and leadership potential throughout the 2008 academic year. He brings proven work ethic, creativity and solid experience using Valve's Source Game Engine. Welcome aboard Casey.
After more than two years in development, Richland College is offering an Associates of Applied Science Degree in Interactive Simulation & Game Technology.
The program introduces the student to the technology behind game design and the skills that are critical to success in the industry. The curriculum not only teaches creative and technical skills, but the discipline and dedication required to remain competitive in today's job market. In addition, the degree is designed to provide training in fields such as Medical and Industrial Simulation, and Educational Game Design.
Through agreements and partnerships with industry professionals across the nation, Richland College has designed an ideal program for students looking for an affordable and relevant education to both transition into industry and continue their education at the university level. We invite you to explore our program.
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We are proud to announce Richland College's move to integrate Valve Corporation's Source Game Engine into the Interactive Simulation & Game Technology curriculum. Membership into Valve's Source University will allow students to immerse themselves into innovative 3D technology used for the development of top game titles . To learn more about Valve Corporation and Source University, follow the links below. |
The funding for this program is provided by the Department of Education through the Title III Grant.
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