• AUDIOVISUAL COMMUNICATION AND VIDEOGAMES DEVELOPMENT AND NARRATION UNIVERSITY DEGREE SYLLABUS

DUAL UNIVERSITY DEGREE IN AUDIOVISUAL COMMUNICATION AND VIDEO GAME CREATION AND NARRATION

*OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY FOR YEARS AFTER FIRST YEAR

Syllabus

First year
Second Year
Third Year
Fourth Year
Fifth Year

First year

AUDIOVISUAL COMMUNICATION
SUBJECT TYPOLOGY YEAR TERM CRD
COMMUNICATION THEORY BT 1st T1 6
LANGUAGE BT 1st T1 6
AUDIOVISUAL NARRATIVE AND MULTIMEDIA SCRIPT I OB 1st T1 6
INTRODUCTION TO UNIVERSITY STUDIES OB 1st ANNUAL 9
LEADERSHIP SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES BT 1st ANNUAL 6
HISTORY OF CIVILIZATIONS BT 1st T2 6
IMAGE ANALYSIS OB 1st T2 3
THEORY AND TECHNIQUE OF PHOTOGRAPHY BT 1st T2 3 THEORY AND TECHNIQUE OF PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTOGRAPHY BT 1st T2 6
MULTIMEDIA TECHNOLOGY OB 1st T2 6
FUNDAMENTALS OF AUDIOVISUAL PRODUCTION OB 1st T2 6
CREATION AND NARRATION OF VIDEOGAMES
SUBJECT TYPOLOGY YEAR TERM CRD
LITERARY SOURCES AND AUDIOVISUAL SOURCES IN VIDEOGAMES BT 1st T1 6
COMMUNICATION IN VIRTUAL COMMUNITIES BT 1st T1 6
FUNDAMENTALS OF BASIC PROGRAMMING IN VIDEOGAMES OB 1st T2 6
CONCEPTUAL REPRESENTATION OB 1st T2 3

Second Year

AUDIOVISUAL COMMUNICATION
SUBJECT YEAR TYPOLOGY TERM CRD
ENGLISH 1 2nd BT T1 6
AUDIOVISUAL CREATIVITY 2nd BT T1 6
AUDIOVISUAL NARRATIVE AND MULTIMEDIA SCRIPT 2 2nd OB T1 6
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY 2nd BT ANNUAL 6
EDITING AND DIGITAL POST-PRODUCTION 1 2nd OB T2 6
PRODUCTION OF AUDIOVISUAL PRODUCTS 1 2nd OB T2 6
AUDIOVISUAL INFORMATION TECHNIQUES 2nd OB T2 6
DOCUMENTATION AUDIOVISUAL 2nd OB T2 6
CREATION AND NARRATION OF VIDEOGAMES
SUBJECT YEAR TYPOLOGY TERM CRD
HISTORY OF THE GAME 1st BT T1 6
INTERACTIVE ANIMATION 2nd OB T1 6
PROBABILITY AND APPLIED LOGIC 2nd OB T1 6
USE AND HANDLING OF EDITORS AND GRAPHIC ENGINES 2nd OB T2 6
CREATIVE THINKING TECHNIQUES 2 2nd OB T2 6
CORE ANTHROPOLOGY 2nd BT ANNUAL 6

Third Year

AUDIOVISUAL COMMUNICATION
SUBJECT YEAR TYPOLOGY TERM CRD
EDITING AND DIGITAL POSTPRODUCTION 2 3rd OB T1 6
PRODUCTION OF AUDIOVISUAL PRODUCTS II 3rd OB T1 6
RADIO WORKSHOP 3rd OB T1 6
ENGLISH 2 3rd OB T1 3
HISTORY OF COMMUNICATION 3rd OB T1 3
HISTORY OF THE WEST 3rd OB ANNUAL 6
PROFESSIONAL ETHICS AND DEONTOLOGY 3rd OB ANNUAL 6
CONTEMPORARY ARTISTIC MOVEMENTS 3rd OB T2 6
WEB MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT 3rd OB T2 6
AUDIOVISUAL PROGRAMMING AND FORMATS 3rd OB T2 6
COMPLEMENTARY FORMATIVE ACTIVITIES 1 3rd OP T2 3
CREATION AND NARRATION OF VIDEOGAMES
SUBJECT YEAR TYPOLOGY TERM CRD
VIDEOGAME THEORY 2nd BT T1 6
COMPUTER GRAPHICS 3rd OB T1 6
INTRODUCTION TO 3D DESIGN 2nd OB T2 6

Fourth Year

AUDIOVISUAL COMMUNICATION
SUBJECT YEAR TYPOLOGY TERM CRD
AUDIOVISUAL COMMUNICATION FOR ORGANIZATIONS 4th OB T1 6
AUDIOVISUAL FORMATS 4th OB T1 6
REALIZATION, DIRECTION AND PRODUCTION OF AUDIOVISUAL EVENTS 4th OB T1 6
MULTIMEDIA WORKSHOP 4th OB T1 6
INTRODUCTION TO THEOLOGY: MAN AND GOD 4th OB ANNUAL 6
END OF DEGREE PROJECT 4th EDP ANNUAL 6
AUDIOVISUAL INFORMATION LAW 4th OB T2 6
CREATION AND MANAGEMENT OF THE AUDIOVISUAL COMPANY 4th OB T2 6
EXTERNAL PRACTICES 4th EXT I. T2 6
COMPLEMENTARY TRAINING ACTIVITIES 2 4th OP T2 3
CREATION AND NARRATION OF VIDEO GAMES
SUBJECT YEAR TYPOLOGY TERM CRD
PLANNING SIMULATED INTELLIGENCE FOR NON-PLAYER CHARACTERS  3rd OB T1 6
SOCIOLOGY AND VIDEO GAME MARKET IN THE WORLD 3rd OB T2 6
OPTIONAL 2 3rd OP T2 6
From the list of optional subjects that make up the syllabus, students will be able to choose among the subjects offered by the University each academic year, which will be published in the Syllabus book for registration. Likewise, the University, once the enrolment period is over, reserves the right to open these optional subjects depending on the number of students enroled

Fifth Year

CREATION AND NARRATION OF VIDEOGAMES
SUBJECT TYPOLOGY YEAR TERM CRD
ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND PROMOTION OF INTERACTIVE LEISURE OB 3rd T1 6
GAMIFICATION AND THE USE OF VIDEO GAMES IN BUSINESS SETTINGS OB 4th T1 6
PROJECT MANAGEMENT OB 4th T1 3
CREATION OF ENVIRONMENTS AND AVATARS OB 3rd T2 6
OPTIONAL 4 OP 4th T2 6
PROTOTYPING AND COMMERCIAL PRESENTATIONS OB 4th T2 6
END OF DEGREE PROJECT EDP 4th Annual 12
From the list of optionals that make up the syllabus, students will be able to choose among the subjects offered by the University each academic year, which will be published in the Syllabus book for registration. Likewise, the University, once the enrolment period is over, reserves the right to open these elective subjects depending on the number of students enrolled