The first video game education program was established at the University of Utah in 1971.

The first video game education program was called The Computer Graphics Program.

Ivan Sutherland was the founder of the first video game education program.

The focus of the first video game education program was computer graphics.

Some of the early video games that were developed by students in the first video game education program include Spacewar!.

The first video game education program to offer a degree in video game design was the University of California, Santa Cruz in 1991.

The first video game education program to offer a degree in video game design was called The Video Game Design Program.

Jim Clark was the founder of the first video game education program to offer a degree in video game design.

The focus of the first video game education program to offer a degree in video game design was game design.

Some of the early video games that were developed by students in the first video game education program to offer a degree in video game design include Tetris.

The first video game education program to offer a degree in game programming was the DigiPen Institute of Technology in 2001.

The first video game education program to offer a degree in game programming was called The Game Programming Program.

Claude Comair was the founder of the first video game education program to offer a degree in game programming.

The focus of the first video game education program to offer a degree in game programming was game programming.

Some of the early video games that were developed by students in the first video game education program to offer a degree in game programming include Doom.