Create online, mobile and Facebook games. Get class credit towards your degree (internship classes CA269 & CS269).
Currently seeking artists, writers, programmers and animators for Flash, mobile (iPhone/Android) and Facebook games.
Contact Prof. Solomon for more information: deborah.solomon@montgomerycollege.edu
Many grads don't realize that to officially graduate from MC, you need to file a graduation form. This "proves" later on that you graduated from MC. Remember that ten years from now, the classes in many MC programs may have changed, especially fast-moving tech programs. F File your grad form now so there is no confusion later on. For more information: "Academic Planning Guide" & "Apply for Graduation Form" (PDF). Also visit the "Apply for Graduation" link in MyMC.
TRANSFERING?
Talk to a counselor about our articulation (transfer) agreements with UB, UMUC, and other local universities.More transfer info
GAMES BY MC STUDENTS
Play our new gameWaterlife: Quest to Nest (about Loggerhead Sea Turtles) at games.noaa.gov Congratulations to all the MC gaming students who worked on this game!
Several other games featured on NOAA's game site were also created by MC students!
Upcoming projects include mobile games. Contact Prof. Deborah Solomon and Prof. Alla Webb for more information about our projects and the new mobile game programming class.
Maryland—The East Coast Hub of the Gaming Industry
Maryland is considered the East Coast hub of the gaming industry.
According to Maryland Interactive Technologies, "Already Maryland boasts the largest cluster of entertainment software companies on the East Coast."
In addition, an industry survey by Game Developer Magazine recently found that Maryland is the number one East Coast state for game developers!
See the map -- the orange circles are local MD game and simulation companies and organizations. (Map was created by MD Board of Economic Development -- click the map for the full PDF list)
Map of MD Game and Simulation Companies (click to enlarge)
- Mobile Game Programming: Create games on cellphones and other mobile devices. Contact Prof. Alla Webb.
- Math & ActionScript: A learning community combining a general education math class with CA225. A fun way to learn math and gaming! Contact Prof. Alla Webb.
- Online sections of Flash & ActionScript:
Two popular classes, CA125 & CA225, now available online!
- Exergaming & Health Games:
Take CA190 and HE100 together and learn about health applications of gaming technology! Contact Prof. Deborah Solomon.