MM-205 E-sports 4 - Practice (Spring 2026)

On successful completion of the course, the students should:

• Be able to use programming when solving tasks related to esports.
• Understand the business elements involved in creating a company.
• Be able to assess learnign outcomes from games and devise ways to create through experimentation.
• Be able to work independently on a large practical focused project of skills development
• Be able to demonstrate practical skills in a relevant field to a higher level ( training, programming,game design, video production and more)

As with the other practice courses, this course also focusses on playing games and training to become better. However, it is also important to understand how everything is connected and especially how we work when establishing teams and trying to perform on a higher level. This course will focus even more on the full picture of games connected with physical exercise and the danger of injuries.

This course is a continuation of esports 1, 2 and 3 and gives increasingly more insight into the gaming world and how to optimize the experience. Now we focus on the importance of understanding tranferable skills in a wider context and how we can create learning scenarios using esports in a controlled setting. The scores also adds to the programming skills acquired in the previous semesters, with a group design project that marries the theoretical aspects of programming with a physical game design task.

The course will be divided into different modules most with a practical approach. Tasks will often be practical in nature and the course will also include training sessions and tutoring sessions in different games.

Expected workload for the average student is 270 hours.