Game Design & Web Development I&II: #6680, #6681 (ACE) Honors
Advanced Career Education Center at Hermitage
ACE Center at Hermitage instructor: O. James-Moore
Virginia course title: Design, Multimedia and Web Technologies/ Design, Multimedia and Web Technologies, Advanced.
Dual Enrollment in Web and Game Technologies Program Overview:
This two-year (3-period) program equips high school students with essential skills for today's technology-driven marketplace. Students will gain practical expertise in both web development and game design, learning to build dynamic websites using Vanilla HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and GitHub, and create engaging digital games using the Unity platform. The curriculum emphasizes industry-standard tools and methodologies, preparing students for successful careers in the high-tech sector. Upon completion, students will have the opportunity to earn two valuable industry certifications: the CIW Site Development Associate in Year 1, validating their foundational web development knowledge, and the Unity Certified User: Programmer in Year 2, demonstrating their proficiency in Unity game development.
Program Benefits and Outcomes:
Through hands-on projects and rigorous instruction, students will develop a professional portfolio showcasing their web and game development skills. This program provides a unique blend of front-end web development and interactive game design, fostering a versatile skill set highly valued by employers and colleges. Students will learn to utilize the same tools as professionals, providing them with a competitive edge in pursuing careers in computer science, software engineering, and related fields. This program prepares students for continued education or direct entry into the workforce, offering a pathway to success in the rapidly evolving technology landscape.
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For questions please contact the pre-engineering and industrial careers, agricultural education and JROTC specialist.
Please see your counselor or instructor if you have questions. Click here for more information on this program.
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U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, occupational employment statistics for web developers
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U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, occupational employment statistics for programmers
