The Bachelor of Arts in Programming seeks to prepare graduates to develop applications for a variety of platforms. Students choose between two concentrations: Game Programming or Application Programming. Game Programming students focus on developing games (entertainment based and “serious” games), simulations, and other game-like interactive experiences. Application Programming students concentrate on developing software for a variety of platforms. The curriculum provides necessary scripting and programming skills, as well as providing the strong background in Liberal Arts and Sciences required to thrive in this growing and competitive field. Programming is an exciting multidisciplinary field that requires intense creativity, as well as professional discipline, and strong collaborative production skills. Students pursuing this degree participate in a year-long senior capstone course to collaboratively develop work for their portfolio.