Program Overview

Introduction to the Game Programming Bootcamp

The Game Programming Bootcamp is designed to take students from complete beginners to programming professionals. The bootcamp is powered by Flatiron School and offers a comprehensive curriculum in game programming.

Program Details

The program is 40 weeks long and is offered on a part-time basis. The tuition fee for the program is $14,900, with financing and flexible payment options available.

Qualification

Upon completion of the program, students will receive an industry certificate.

Duration and Commitment

The program is 40 weeks long and requires a commitment of 20 hours per week.

Skill Level

The program is designed for beginners to intermediate learners.

Delivery

The program is delivered through weekly instruction, feedback, and support.

Start Date

New cohorts start on the first Monday of every month.

Led By

The program is led by experienced industry instructors.

Features

The program features flexible schedules and small class sizes, with a maximum of 8 students per class.

Value

The program offers flexible, affordable, and high-quality education.

Bootcamp Pathway

The bootcamp pathway includes the following modules:

• Essentials: 12 weeks
• Foundations I: 12 weeks
• Foundations II: 12 weeks
• Capstone: 12 weeks

Essentials

The Essentials module introduces students to the fundamentals of game programming, including C++ syntax and game programming concepts.

Foundations I

The Foundations I module explores the Unreal Engine editor and introduces students to Blueprints and C++ code.

Foundations II

The Foundations II module tackles advanced uses of the Unreal Engine, including character animations, particle effects, and serialization.

Capstone

The Capstone module is a final project that requires students to develop a fully playable game from scratch.

Career Services

The program includes career services, which provide students with support and guidance in their job search.

Possible Careers

Graduates of the program can pursue careers as game engineers or game programmers, with average salaries ranging from $92,636 to $141,941.

Tuition

The tuition fee for the program is $14,900, with financing and flexible payment options available.

FAQs

The program has a number of frequently asked questions, including:

• What is the next step after applying?
• Are the programs entirely online?
• How is the monthly financed payment determined?
• Can military benefits be used to apply to the programs?
• Is a college degree required to enroll in the programs?
• Can FAFSA or financial aid be used to pay for the programs?
• Can the intro program be skipped and students go directly to the Foundations program?
• Is prior experience required to enroll in the Essentials program?
• Will students earn a certificate or credential upon completion of each program?