Name: Game Development with Unity
Price: 95 USD

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2 November, 2026

Tue & Thu

10:30 AM - 11:00 AM

4 Months

1.5 Hour Class

Medium

Online - Zoom

Why take this course?

Build and publish a complete game in Unity, integrating 3D models, audio, and visual effects sourced from the Asset Store and external libraries like kenney.nl or opengameart.org.

Achieve a thorough understanding of C# programming, focusing on creating and utilizing functions and mastering essential syntax for game logic and development.

Master the game build process, creating executable files for PCs and mobile devices to share their creations with friends. They will publish a 2D game on their phone and run a 3D game on their PC.

Implement object-oriented concepts to manage multiple scripts, establish object referencing, and enable dynamic object updates within the game.

Design and construct diverse game scenes, including complex 3D terrains (mountains, trees), a car racing environment, a football stadium, and a classic 2D environment using sprites.

Gain the skill to independently find and utilize advanced learning resources, including official Unity documentation and curated reference projects, to accelerate their next stage in Game development.

Prerequisites:

To maximize the benefits of this course, students must be age 12 and above or have the qualifications mentioned below.
Qualification of Scratch Level 3, Python Level 1, Unity Level 1, experience with browsing/hand-on experience with command-line interface in games, basics of computational thinking, or having any other programming or non-programming language experience that involves technical abilities, problem-solving, graphics, and interaction from the user.
A typing speed of 20 Words Per Minute (WPM) is recommended. For practice, you can visit the following website:
- monkeytype.com

Course Outline

4 Month Plan

1) Movement & Scene Structure

a) Scene Creation

Students will create their first platform and learn about viewing it from different angles and learning about adding objects to the scene.
Students will learn about lighting controls and manage objects in hierarchy and learn to duplicate objects

b) Materials

Students will learn to add textures to their objects and create their own color materials.
Students will be able to make the dominos with a stadium scene.They will make the dominos fall with gravity.

c) Hierarchy

Students will create a player body using basic shapes and learn about hierarchy of objects.
Students will make the goal posts and walls of the stadium and add their player to the game.

d) Motion

Students will create a helicopter and learn to give it different textures
Students will program the helicopter to move forward automatically.

2) Assets & Terrain

a) User Input for control

Students will program the helicopter to move according to the controls from the keyboard.
Students will make a hurdles based environment to make it difficult for the helicopter to fly.

b) Terrain

Students will create a new scene with Terrain and add mountains and layers to it.
Students will learn to add trees and grass to the terrain and make a mountainous region.

c) Asset Store

Students will bring new player and enemy helicopter objects from the asset store and learn to manage their assets.
Students will import new terrain tools to create better mountains and add better flowers and grass to the terrain.

d) Enemy creation

Students will make the enemy helicopter fly towards the main player
Students will fix the collisions of all the objects in terrain and limit the diving of the helicopters below the trees.

3) Scene Management & Collisions

a) Revision of Basics

Students will create a new scene with a long road for a car racing game and buildings to it.
Students will add cars from the asset store and add user controls for driving.

b) Looping of Scenes

Students will create an infinite loop by writing a script for the car to come drive between two different points.
Students will program the other cars to re-appear in random order and create a traffic effect.

c) Scene Transition

Students will create a Game Over Scene and learn to add it in the game build setting.
Students will program the game over scene to appear as soon as the player collided with other cars.

d) Collisions with bullet

Students will make a bullet with the helicopter and have it fire with the mouse click button.
Students will make the enemy helicopter disappear after colliding with the bullet.

4) 2D Game Design

a) External Resources

Students will learn about other websites where they can get icons and sounds and other resources for their projects
Students will create a layout for their first 2D game and create their first prefabs.

b) Rigidbody properties

Students will learn the modes of rigidbody to move the ship without gravity.
Students will add features to move the ships in horizontal or vertical directions.

c) Menu Layout

Students will create their first Menu and add buttons to it.
Students will add text to the screen and learn about aligning it with different anchor points

d) Button Functions

Students will add scene transition functionality to the play button.
Participants will add the music to the music button and add the quit button.

Learning Outcomes

Participants can create a finished game on Unity with multiple scripts, scenes etc.
Participants can interact easily with the software, creating 2D and 3D objects.
Participants know how to create the executable file of the game and share it with friends
Participants know how to add and edit scripts to their games – How to make use of Standard Assets
Participants can make the following type of scenes – first person – third person – racing game – city park – mountainous terrain – a football field –
Participants have experience of making 4-5 beginner level games so they have enough ease with the software

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Shuja ul Hasan
Teaching Game Development with Unity
Joined: October, 2020
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