Introduction to Unity (C303)
Unity is a powerful game engine used to create games and apps for PC, consoles, mobile devices and websites. This class focuses on using Unity to build a simplified Super Mario game. Through building a basic platform game, students will learn the basics of Unity game engine as well as the C# scripting language. This will provide students with the skills needed to design and create their own unique games.
Program Highlights
- Level: Advanced
- Weekly Hours: 2 hours, 1 hour class + 1 hour homework
- Commitment: 12 classes
- Grade: 6-11
- Location: Online
Skills Acquired
- Game design and development
- Coding Language: C#
Software/Hardware Requirements
- OS: Windows/Mac
- Unity
Perquisite Courses
- N/A
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