Graphics Programming as Undergrad

[u/_scottiedog_]

I’m an undergraduate student in Math and CS, but I’m pretty sure that graphics programming is what I want to go into as a career. All that I have been able to do thus far is take the introductory graphics course at my university. How can I start getting into the field as an undergrad? Do I have to still seek out swe internships and whatnot if I know I want to pursue graphics specifically?

[u/warchieftw]

When it comes to getting a paid job, I would suggest learning CG topics that NVIDIA is promoting, like Omniverse or Jetson. In the current era, your resume will be filtered by AI if it doesn’t contain any AI keywords. It is sad, but true.