MAAC AdabariProgram in Mobile Game Design & Integration (PMGDI)
Design. Develop. Publish Mobile Games.
The Program in Mobile Game Design & Integration (PMGDI) prepares students to build immersive mobile gaming experiences through game art, asset creation, real-time game engines, and mobile game development workflows. Learn to create engaging 2D and 3D games while mastering industry-standard production pipelines for Android, iOS, and cross-platform game development.
The mobile gaming industry continues to expand rapidly, creating demand for skilled Game Artists, Mobile Game Developers, Environment Artists, and Technical Artists.
PMGDI equips students with practical knowledge of game design, character creation, environment development, animation, and real-time game engine integration using Unity and Unreal Engine.
Students develop professional-quality game assets and playable mobile games while building a portfolio that demonstrates industry-ready skills.
Why Choose PMGDI?
- Industry-focused curriculum
- Dedicated Mobile Game Development training
- Unity & Unreal Engine
- Portfolio-based learning
- Real-time production workflow
- AR & VR exposure
- Professional mentoring
- Industry-standard software
Industry Applications
Game Design skills are used in Android Games, iOS Games, Cross-platform Games, AR Applications, VR Experiences, Serious Games, Interactive Simulations, EdTech, Entertainment and Gamified Applications.
Program in Mobile Game Design & Integration (PMGDI)
Game Design
388 Hours
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Offline
MAAC Certificate
Professional Program
Curriculum
Term I
- Digital Design
- Vector Illustrations for Games
- Sound Editing
- 3D Design
- Game Production & Design Documents
- Hierarchy, Connections & Character Setup
- Introduction to Texturing
Software: Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Audition, Autodesk 3ds Max
Term II
- 3D Modeling
- PBR Texturing
- Realtime PBR Texturing
- Prop & Character Setup
- 3D Animation
- Motion Capture Animation
- Digital Sculpting
- Look Development
Software: Autodesk Maya, Substance 3D Painter, Quixel Mixer, Motion Builder, ZBrush
Term III
- Game Theory & Pre-Production
- Working with Unity Game Engine
- Unreal Game Engine
- Unity Game Asset Integration
- Mobile Level Design
Software: Unity, Unreal Engine
Term IV
- Mobile Game Theory
- Mobile Pre-Production & Design Documentation
- UI/UX for Mobile Games
- Creating a 2D Casual Mobile Game
- Creating a 3D Mobile Game
- Creating a First Person Shooter Mobile Game
Software: Unity, Unreal Engine
Career Opportunities
FAQ
What is this course about?
PMGDI prepares students to build immersive mobile gaming experiences through game art, asset creation, real-time game engines, and mobile game development workflows, learning to create engaging 2D and 3D games for Android, iOS, and cross-platform development.
Who should join this course?
This course is designed for aspiring Mobile Game Designers, Game Artists, 3D Artists, Character Artists, Environment Artists, Technical Artists, students interested in AR & VR, beginners passionate about Game Development, and creative students looking for careers in gaming.
Do I need prior experience?
No. Term I begins with Game Art & Design Fundamentals, covering Digital Design, Vector Illustrations for Games, Sound Editing, 3D Design, and Introduction to Texturing, so the course is structured to build up from foundational skills.
Which software will I learn?
You will work with Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Audition, Autodesk 3ds Max, Autodesk Maya, Substance 3D Painter, Quixel Mixer, Motion Builder, ZBrush, Unity, and Unreal Engine.
Does this course include AI?
No AI tools are included in this course's curriculum as documented.
What careers can I pursue?
Graduates can pursue careers such as 2D Mobile Game Artist, 3D Mobile Game Artist (Modeling & Texturing), Game Environment Artist, Game Animator, Game Rigging Artist, Mobile Game Developer, Mobile Game Designer, Concept Artist, Mobile Game Environment Artist, Mobile Game UI/UX Designer, Technical Artist, Game Designer, Mobile Game Level Designer, Look Development Artist, and Pre-Visualization Artist. These skills also apply to Android Games, iOS Games, Cross-platform Games, AR Applications, VR Experiences, Serious Games, Interactive Simulations, EdTech, Entertainment, and Gamified Applications.
What certificate will I receive?
Students receive a MAAC Certificate upon completion of the program.