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Just FYI the cambridge computing course is 50% computer science, 50% natural science, i.e physics, chemistry, whatever.

Hi, Sorry to dig this up, Didn't want to start a new thread!

I think I want to go into the computing side of things, but looking on the UCAS site there are so many different types of computer corse its realy tricky:

Computer games design courses sound fun, but I hate art (apart from computer graphics / texture artist stuff) so I would'nt be able to /want to do the concepot stuff witch some of the corses seem to have. I want to do more of the programming / coding and maybe doing the actual main elements of the game like sound/textures etc.

The programming bit would be better if I did a computer engineering corse, but I don't know if i'd like that as much as the more specilised corse. Which do you think would be more helpful as I still don't really know I want to go into as a career? Would the programming side of things on the computer games design courses be too specialised?

Has anyone done a computer games related corse or a Sofware engineering corse?

Thanks!

Wills

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/24/2005 01:43PM by Willb.

Don't do the gaming side imo. Its too specialised and as an industry tough to get into. The engineering side will give you a wider understanding for sure.

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