Slashdot Mirror

← Back to Domains

Domain: uat.edu

Stories and comments across the archive that link to uat.edu.

Comments · 6

  1. Re:Very good idea, but by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Throwable WiFi Camera

    Checkout the I.C.A.R.U.S project at UAT. http://www.uat.edu/newsltr/default.asp?action=1&id =201&target_month=11&target_year=2005

  2. Re:Well.. by Fresnik · · Score: -1 · on EA Starts Gamedev Program

    You can reach their IT department (I'm presuming they have a say in the web development) at Itrep@uat.edu

  3. Re:USC job posting: Tech writer wanted... by mobiux · · Score: 2, Informative · on EA Starts Gamedev Program

    Whoops, good idea.

    http://uat.edu/subPages/learningEnvironment/subPag es/toys/subPages/gameMachines/

  4. Well.. by modifried · · Score: 4, Funny · on EA Starts Gamedev Program

    ... they sure as hell aren't teaching web development. The site looks horrible in Firefox.

  5. A degree in game development... by j.bellone · · Score: 1 · on Champlain College Offers Degree in Computer Game Design

    As stated somewhere else in these comments, Full sail has many problems with teaching staff, and other issues that current and previous students have spoken about. If you want some more information on this, then maybe you should go have a look here. Full sail sued the original website site owner (surprise!) because they were losing business when all of the testimonials were nothing but the truth. The fact is, the only good testimonials that were on that website are from Full sail upper staff themselves. I was planning on going to look at Full sail before I saw UAT. I'm not going to be attending this school as soon as I complete some classes at community.

    This field of work takes a lot of dedication, perseverance, and determination to get anywhere. Just like any career, it takes work, but with Game design/development you need to be on the top of your class to even be looked at. The best thing these colleges give is the mandatory to leave with at least two created, working, games. Actual work you leave with, this is what development firms look for.

    No matter where you go to college, ITT, Full Sail, UAT, GuildHall (which looks interesting, I might attend there after UAT) you need some form of work experience to show to your future employer. I am majoring in Game development at UAT; my degree will be in software engineering - which is where most future programmers might want to look at. If you're serious about game design, you need to be able to do something more than just have an idea you need the want it, breathe it, and have the will to go after it with all of your heart.

  6. Re:I actually met a reverse switcher today. by Hawthorne01 · · Score: 1 · on Microsoft Switcher Ads: Part 2

    His words, not mine. Although there certainly are some out there.