Disability support has been great before starting - I was able to attend a residential for autistic students before the beginning of term and there are sensory rooms available. I felt a bit unsure how to ask for help from lecturers when completing my first assignment but they seem very nice.

There are 12 hours of in-person contact time per week. There is a discord server for all of the games courses, which is where we can communicate with other students and staff.

It feels like a very safe place to be in with excellent diversity. The main issue that comes to mind is the lack of ways more quiet and introverted people can engage with things like the student union, other students outside their respective courses and recreational student clubs.

The important focus regarding the course content is the comparison between what's expected of us and what's appropriate for our current skill level, such as creating a train information system whilst learning C++ compared to creating a probability based text game while learning C#.

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