SEGA
(Software Engineering and Gaming Academy)
Vision
Design and Develop your future in Computer Science.
Mission
Through principles of design and computer programming, SEGA provides students with a challenging and supportive sequence of traditional academic and game design/development courses, while students develop curiosity, creativity, and empathy, independently and as a team, to influence the broader community.
Why Should I pick MILLIKAN sega?
- to be a creator of technology instead of just a consumer;
- if you enjoy creating with a computer;
- If you want to be prepared for college AND career;
- to learn coding and game development;
- enter into competitions to challenge your skills;
- to network with others who have similar interests;
- if you enjoy using technology in all of your subject areas;
- if you want to earn industry certifications in computer science;
- you have an interest in making the world a better place, and want to use a computer to help you do it.
Technical Core Course Sequence
All students at Millikan take A-G courses and have the option to take any AP Classes offered. We encourage SEGA students to take AP Classes in subjects that they enjoy and are strong in, as we know these are probably the areas they will pursue further in college.
The core courses that are offered in the SEGA Pathway focus on Computer Science related principles through the study of Game Design and Development and Software Engineering. Students will learn Object-Oriented Languages such as Javascript, Construct3, Unity (C#), and will have the Opportunity to learn R in Intro to Data Science. They will also gain exposure to HTML, CSS and Python as well.
The following courses are the Core Courses that they will take during their four years at Millikan:
Level 1: Game Design
Level 2: Game Development
Level 3: Game Capstone
While using Video Games as a way to teach them these principles, we also examine how computer science is used in most other professions. We will assist students in exploring other career options, through college, other training or how to get a job right out of high school.
SEGA Pathway Service Learning/Work Based Learning Hours Submission Form
*Please scan your class' QR code to submit. Deadline for seniors: February 10, 2023
SEGA Course of Study
SEGA ACAdemy Links
As a new pathway, we are very interested in creating industry partners that can help the students in our pathway to thrive. We have created some key partnerships for field trips, internships, job shadows, and guest speakers. If your company would like to contribute to experiences such as this, please complete this survey.
If you or your Organization is involved with Programming and/or Video Game Design/Development and you are interested in becoming an Advisory Committee Member, please click this link to learn more about our program. We would love to partner with you and learn from your expertise!
In our first years, we have already partnered with several businesses including:
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Baseball Game Cancelled 3/22/23
Contact Us
Lead Teacher:
Amy Becker
aebecker@lbschools.net
Pathway Coordinator:
Midori Sanchez
msanchez2@lbschools.net
Counselors:
Candyce Simpson (Freshman)
csimpson@lbschools.net
Terence Booth (10-12)
tbooth@lbschools.net
Play student Games!
Click this link to find our student games which were created last year using Construct 3.
This site will be updated regularly as students begin turning in games that they have created this year in Construct3 and Unity.
C3: V39E2M2N
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