Augmented and Virtual Reality (AVR)

Do you like gaming? Interested in programming, art, and design? Our Augmented and Virtual Reality (AVR) program is cutting edge and we are the only college in Iowa or Illinois with this diploma. We give you the tools and challenge you to push the limits. Iowa's Last-Dollar Scholarship may even cover your tuition.

What You Learn in Augmented & Virtual Reality

Build AVR experiences using industry-leading software and hardware. Master programming, 3D modeling, animation, and digital sculpting. Develop games, simulations, and real-world AVR projects.

What Can I Do With an AVR diploma?

Be an application developer, 3D artist, animator. Create games, movies, and visual effects. Manage projects. Work in architecture and product visualization. Lead multimedia design projects. Just like any form of technology, the AVR field will continue to evolve, and so will your opportunities.

32Total Credits

Before you dive into the diploma, start with Foundations of Augmented and Virtual Reality.

32Total Credits

Get a hands-on introduction to 3D game modeling and animation. Learn to script and be creative. Design and develop computer games.

32Total Credits

Learn project management and leadership skills while building your final projects. Complete a real-world AVR project and show it off to your peers. In just one year you are ready to enter the workforce.

A Solid Foundation

3D

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3D

Mesh modeling, rigging, skinning, character animation, and texturing.

Organic

It's alive

Organic

Realistic and stylized assets. Industry standard sculpting software.

Scripting

Ready to create?

Scripting

Learn, develop, and apply advanced scripting techniques. Create new game engine functionality.

Project Management

Start to finish

Project Management

Implement Agile methodology and documentation. Use critical path analysis and change control.

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Iowa's Last-Dollar Scholarship

You may be eligible to earn a degree in this high-demand field for zero tuition costs! You file for financial aid, and if your Expected Family Contribution is at or below $20,000, the state covers the remaining balance beyond the aid for which you are eligible. More than two dozen career programs qualify, including this one. File your FAFSA by July 15.

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Complete your education in two years. Qualify for better jobs. Earn a higher salary. Enjoy a better quality of life. The benefits of an associate's degree are impressive and wide-ranging.

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