Since 20 16 "E-sports and Management Major" became one of the supplementary majors of the Ministry of Education, many colleges and universities in China have set up this course, and some even set up e-sports major directly. At that time, there was a voice questioning "Can I still get a diploma when playing games?" ! "
In Zhejiang, a university teacher studying computer started the public elective course of e-sports as early as 20 1 1, and so far more than 1000 students have taken this course. And announced the establishment of the first e-sports college in Zhejiang in June this year. In Hangzhou, there is also an e-sports town.
Chen Yanlin is the head of Hangzhou Zhongjing Sports Development Co., Ltd. As an insider, he said that iG winning the championship is definitely a good thing. "I used to think it was a plaything to gain policy recognition for this industry and promote the change of social concepts. Now it can be recognized as a kind of sports competition."
At the beginning of its establishment, Hangzhou E-sports Digital Entertainment Town did something influential in the e-sports industry, which was to promote the LGD Club and its LPL (League of Legends) events to settle in the town. At present, the LGD Alliance E-sports Hall, which can accommodate 800 people, has been put into trial operation.
Zhou admits that his public elective courses and e-sports professional courses are not at the same level. "I will talk about basic knowledge and skills in this class. The major definitely involves many courses, and it can also be linked to industry management and industrial chain."
In fact, this course is more than just playing games. Teacher Zhou will introduce some development history and related theoretical knowledge of e-sports. Actually, e-sports is not equal to online games. This is what the teacher will emphasize in class. I just want to know more about e-sports. After all, when it comes to the experience of playing games, the school computer room is definitely not as good as a professional Internet cafe.