Hello All, 

Thank you for taking the time to read this. For security purposes I will go by my username. Basically I am in the last few courses before I get my degree in Game Programming and Development I am very anxious about my skill level and I wonder are there any tips or resources (using UE4) that can be shared that could help me get my skills up to snuff. I would say my weakest link is programming and visual scripting. I can piece levels together using free assets but they never really flow properly. In addition, are there any good level design resources that can be shared to help up my game. Also when employers look at prospective employees what are some of the things they are looking for when finding a new level designer. I have read job descriptions and they seem light on programming (visual or otherwise) but how true is that. In your experiences as level designer how often have you been required to use programming and how intensive did it get. Again thanks for reading,

Frazzled