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The Washington Business Journal ranks the Baltimore/ Washington D.C. area third in the number of computer game companies nationally, with average starting salaries close to $58,000 for programmers and $45,500 for artists, according to gamecareerguide.com. UMBC graduates have gone on to work in leading companies such as Big Huge Games, Breakaway , Firaxis, Mythic, ZeniMax online studios and AMD. Based on both local and national employer feedback, UMBC has created a new game development track as an option for students pursuing a B.S. degree in computer science, and a concentration in animation and interactive media for students persuing a B.A. degree in visual arts. Highlights include
Computer Science Game Development Track courses this Spring:
The UMBC GAIM programs acknowledge generous support from
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