Let me begin with some words of advice.

First, decide whether to enter —

1.) Game Design / Development – For I suggest that an MS CS, with emphasis on the games (such as the University of Southern California (USC), of course).

2.) Game Art / Animation – Choose a Master of Arts rather than CS MS (something like to DigiPen's).

Search 3.) For the game / Artificial Intelligence (AI) / Dip, etc. – MS CS, with emphasis Iowa, for example., Stanford during the games.

Finally, my opinion is that you can always go to (1.) Once you have done with (3.), But I can not think of any permutation to be otherwise. And (2.) It's a totally different way.

The following is a list of institutions offering related courses Games: —

1. DigiPen Institute – Affiliated with Nintendo of America. The cost is reasonable and is in Seattle, Washington.

2. Entertainment Technology Center @ Carnegie Mellon

3. Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA-The Faculty of Computer Science at Georgia Tech offers courses in the GVU Center (graphics, visualization and usability) in animation, virtual reality, etc. The university also has classes for game programming and development.

4. University Michigan State – East Lansing, MI. It offers a game design and development of specialization for undergraduate students specializing in computer science, art or telecommunications, information science and media.

5. Rochester Institute of Technology – Bachelor of Design and Development Game. Undergraduate software engineering. Other games related majors: Computer Science, Animation.

6. The Art Institute, USA – With offices more than 20 U.S. cities as well as online quotes, your program of art and design is well worth a look.

7. University of technological advances, Tempe, AZ – UAT is accredited, private university four years. Centered around the technology, its own college degree programs include game design, safety networks, Digital Animation, Computer Science, Multimedia Design, E-commerce, and more. The courses offered on campus (Arizona) to obtain an online degree.

8. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI – offer a course in Computer Game Design and Development.

9. University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA – In addition to an excellent program for computing in general, the USC also offers a minor in multimedia, which includes several courses related directly with game development. Game Dev at USC is one of the best and customized course that I could find. You can focus on many different aspects of design play and development. It could be a course focused on industry or research based. However, USC is expensive, as long as it remains an issue very subjective.

10. University of North Texas, Denton, TX – offers a games programming course taught by Ian Parberry. Students work together to create a game in the Computer Laboratory recreation.

11. Guildhall at SMU-A offers a Masters in Interactive Technology in Digital Game Development. Very expensive and very focused on Microsoft. Cost ~ $ 57K. 21 months of the year.

12. University of Pennsylvania – Provides a MSE in Computer Graphics and Game Technology.

13. IPM – offers a specialization in interactive media and game development, which is only for students.

14. Full Sail – Provides a competitive program in game development.

15. Florida Interactive Entertainment Academy at UCF (University of Central Florida) – 16 months A fully accredited Master degree. Students obtained a Masters in Interactive Entertainment. The program is very Industry Group and

project focused and graduates working at EA, n-Space, Disney, Neversoft, Pi Studios, Bioware, Lockheed Martin and several other places.

Sushain Pandit
http://sushain.com

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