Over ten years ago, faculty from the School of Computing and the Division of Film Studies formed the Entertainment Arts & Engineering (EAE) program to address a growing student population that wanted to study games and game making. Students studying computer science and film came together in a handful of shared courses to learn the myriad facets of entertainment technology, as well as gain practice with new technical skills inside a rigorous academic experience. Over the intervening decade the EAE program and its course offerings have grown steadily, and has been successful by any measure. In July of 2023, EAE transitioned from a teaching program to a stand-alone academic department called The Division of Games.
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| Date | Title | Description | Genre | Platform | ||
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| 1 |  | 2013 | Drop Drop | Video game produced by a team of students in EAE's 2013 cohort, who invite players to ask "ever wonder how it feels to be a raindrop?" | Rain | |
| 2 |  | 2013 | Last March of the Dodos | Last March of the Dodos is a tower defense game with a few unique twists. First, the artificial intelligence of the enemy units (the Dodos) allows them to learn the types of traps that block their way to the exit, and they then reroute to avoid the player's schemes (they're not much brighter than th... | Real-time; Strategy | PC; Windows |
| 3 |  | 2013 | Race of the Zodiac | Video game produced by team of students in EAE's 2013 cohort | Puzzle |
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