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Game Maker

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Program Details

  • Year 9 – 11
  • 28 Students
  • 1 Day
  • Onsite 9:30am – 2:30pm
  • Online N/A

About

Curriculum Focus

  • Design & Technologies
  • The Arts
  • Critical & Creative Thinking
  • Personal & Social
  • Digital Literacy

Technical and Personal Skills

Prototyping, design, computer science, software systems, collaboration, systems thinking

 

Create session

First showcased by Epic Games in 1998, Unreal Engine has become the “world’s most successful videogame engine”. Apart from creating blockbuster games like Fortnite, it is now also used as a 3D graphic design platform in other industries for the development of immersive content, including VR and high production entertainment such as the TV series “The Mandalorian”.

In this program, students learn the basic controls to manipulate objects in scenes, utilising in-engine video tutorials that allow them to learn at their own pace. After grasping the basics, students can choose to explore the areas of the game engine that most take their interest, such as the physics system, platforming, and character creation.

In the afternoon session, students map out a scene for their players using more traditional methods, then try to bring it to life with assets in Unreal Engine.

Students will

  • Learn different elements of Unreal Engine
  • Develop an understanding of game engines
  • Create their own game scene
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Program Variation

Also available as a self paced online course through our web portal or as a Tech School at Your School offering if you have access to install Unreal Engine on your devices.

Game Design Online
Possible Pathways
  • PC Builder
  • 3D Modelling

The Ballarat Tech School is a Victorian State Government initiative.

All Enquiries

ballarattechschool@federation.edu.au
03 5327 8080

Campus Location

MB John Building, Level 1 FedUni SMB Campus,
136 Albert St, Ballarat Central VIC 3350

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