An independent educational initiative · Operated under Croft Productions
Academic Departments
The college proposes four departments, each an area of proper study in its own right. They are set out below as the college intends them; no courses or programmes have yet been confirmed.
Department 01
Software craftsmanship
How software is designed, written and kept working: programming fundamentals, the tools of professional practice, and the discipline of reading, testing and reasoning about code.
Proposed areas of study
Department 02
Systems and play
The design and construction of interactive systems: gameplay programming, systems design, and the iterative craft of building, testing and refining a game.
Proposed areas of study
Department 03
Form, light and material
The visual side of development, taught as a studio discipline: three-dimensional modelling, surfacing and lighting, and the composition that makes a scene read clearly.
Proposed areas of study
Department 04
From build to release
How creative and technical work is organised, finished and delivered: production planning, asset and audio pipelines, and the practicalities of putting work in front of an audience.
Proposed areas of study
A note on courses
The four departments below are proposed. Course listings, programme structures and teaching allocations are not yet confirmed; confirmed details will be published by the Registry as the college develops.
The college is independent and non-accredited: its teaching does not lead to a recognised qualification.
