Games Development.

[Andeeh]

Same, My teach is ******* FIT

Lol im doing media. 1st year of it.

what are you doing in it?

Good luck wid the dream btw (Y)

[Jonster]

Had a look into it, and found THIS.

...A degree in Physics, Maths, or Computer Science is usually a prerequisite for this role, although any degree course with a substantial programming element will suffice. Many new entrants also have a postgraduate qualification as well. All Programmers start in the industry with proven ability to programme in C++ (companies will usually ask for some kind of demo and/or ask candidates to work through a test)...

Read the whole article, has some interesting and useful information.

-- HERE is a link to all of the possible jobs within the gaming industry.

[CJW93]

Lol im doing media. 1st year of it.

what are you doing in it?

Good luck wid the dream btw (Y)

My teacher is 25, Canadian yes she would get it up the ****ter anyday.

We have done Advertising, Newspapers, Music, Radio and we are about to start Reality Tv. The best subject in school and is pretty easy. The exam is a piece of cake to I'm predicted a B

But nearly finished now

[Zak]

Computer Science, doesnt that have nothing to do with programming and stuff?
Im doing Media at GCSE but I dont intend to continue to A Level.

yeah computer science has too much programming in it :eusa_wall

[PaulMacC]

I like programming though, I can code basic html and xhtml.
Learning php and stuff in 6th form.

[scottish]

Programming as in Java etc not coding (webpage)

[PaulMacC]

O, I've looked at some codes for a custom-built graphics engine, dont understand one bit of it
Eh, i'll have to learn.

[Angel-Light]

The first ever program/applet you will learn to do is "Hello World"

You will be sick of it Java is fine but I find it much more interesting than Visual Basic which I did at school

[Bren]

Can't stand visual basic, it's ******* ****. My teacher won't shut the **** up either, all she does is moan - mainly at me.