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CGGT Master's Degree RequirementsThe Master Degree requirements consist of completing 9 courses and a one semester design project over a one year period for a total of 10 courses.
Full-time students may enroll in three courses during the Fall and Spring semesters to reduce the academic load, extending the time needed to complete the program..
Candidates with Non-Computer Science and/or Engineering Undergraduate DegreesSince this is a specialized, one-year graduate-level program, students seeking admission to the program are assumed to already have a Bachelors Degree in either Computer Science or Engineering. Candidates with at least two years of course work at the undergraduate level in Computer Science and/or Engineering at a four year University also will be considered for admission to the program. Students seeking admission with non-computer science and/or engineering undergraduate backgrounds will require a minimum of two years to complete the program. The first year will be spent in the CIS Department's Master's in Computer and Information Technology (MCIT ) program; upon satisfactory completion of the MCIT program, the student may pursue the Computer Graphics and Game Technology program. Such students, having taken a total of 16 courses, will receive two degrees: a Master's in Computer and Information Technology and a Master's of Science and Engineering in Computer Graphics and Game Technology. Click here to access the MCIT->CGGT transition form.
University of Pennsylvania Sub-matriculantsStudents who are sub-matriculating from the UPenn undergraduate DMD program will have, more than likely, already taken many of the required courses, such as Computer Graphics (CSE460/CIS560), Computer Animation (CSE462/CIS562), Game Design and Development (CIS564), 3D Modeling (FNAR635), Animation (FNAR567), Visual Communication ( Comm562 ), etc. In situations where students have already taken the required course choices in a Core Area, additional course selections can be made, subject to the approval of the CGGT Program Director. Credit for Substantially Similar Coursework at Other UniversitiesStudents enrolled in the program from outside the University who have taken substantially similar coursework at their undergraduate institutions also can petition the program for approval of appropriate course substitutions. Granting of such approvals will be at the Program Director's discretion, and will be made on a case by case basis. Links to CGGT Related Course Schedules & Descriptions Communications (COMM) course descriptions - www.upenn.edu/registrar/register/comm.html Fine Arts (FNAR) course descriptions - www.upenn.edu/registrar/register/fnar.html Electrical & Systems Engineering (ESE) course descriptions - www.upenn.edu/registrar/register/ese.html Mechanical Engineering (MEAM) course descriptions - www.upenn.edu/registrar/register/meam.html Engineering & Applied Science (EAS) course descriptions - www.upenn.edu/registrar/register/eas.html
Info re: current CGGT students/projects at http:/ /cg.cis.upenn.edu/cggt/ people.php CG@Penn Newsletter at http://cg.cis.upenn.edu/Newsletter.p
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