Items highlighted in Orange are the things that I have some experience in, those in Red depict things that my dissertation will help me gain experience with.
Junior Games Developer (Central London, 25k Per Annum)
Essential: Computer Science or Computer Games Degree
Experience: UNITY/UNITY 3D, C# (C#), SQL, JAVA (JAVA), FLASH
Graduate Games Programmer (Brighton, 18 - 22k Per Annum)
Essential: Computer Science or Computer Games Degree
Experience: C# (C#), JavaScript (JavaScript), C++ or LUA with an interest or passion to work in the Games Industry.
Description: You will be programming key elements of the game-play, user interface and interaction systems, writing associated libraries for core mechanics, and be a custodian for game balancing, tweaking and fine tuning.
Unity Games Developer (Cirencester, Negotiable)
Essential: Evidence of previous games made in Unity, preferably a few of your own.
Experience: C# (C#), Java (Java), Unity 3D.
Description: We need you to be intimately familiar with the Unity development environment, C# (C#) scripting and know how to do 2D games and user interfaces within Unity.
This is a small example of the many jobs out there, they are varied and some require more experience than others; I have no doubt I'll be able to gain employment once graduated, at the very least I will gain valuable interview experience.
Ok Chris. What we be good here is to highlight those skills you have some experience of / no experience of etc - perhaps color coded. You can then identify what you think your dissertation piece will focus on. This will add clarity to the blog post.
ReplyDeleteYou look like you are in a position to put together a draft proposal for the dissertation, please send one to me as soon as you are ready and i can give you some feedback on it prior to submission.