Complete Unity C# & Android game development Bootcamp 2020

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Why unity?

Lecture 3: Join the student community

Chapter 2: Unity Software

Lecture 1: How to Install Unity software

Lecture 2: Unity Software overview

Lecture 3: Unity Scripting Overview

Chapter 3: C# Crash Course

Lecture 1: C# Scripting Overview

Lecture 2: Understanding our very First C# Script

Lecture 3: Variables and Data types in C#

Lecture 4: Awake and start functions

Lecture 5: Functions in C#

Lecture 6: Destroy function in Unity

Lecture 7: if else conditions

Lecture 8: The concepts of Loops

Lecture 9: While loop

Lecture 10: for loop

Lecture 11: arrays in C#

Lecture 12: Vectors and transforms in Unity

Lecture 13: Moving using Vectors

Lecture 14: transform.Translate

Lecture 15: transform.Rotate

Lecture 16: Increasing the size of the game object

Lecture 17: Game Tags in Unity

Lecture 18: Access Specifiers

Lecture 19: Prefabs, Instantiate and Materials

Lecture 20: RigidBody Physics and collisions

Chapter 4: Let's make our very first game

Lecture 1: Designing our game

Lecture 2: Player Movement

Lecture 3: Moving our object using Input class

Lecture 4: Moving our object with the touch of our finger

Lecture 5: Prefabs and spawning our objects randomly

Lecture 6: InvokeRepeating method in unity

Lecture 7: Infinite Platform generation

Lecture 8: Destroying game objects

Lecture 9: Adding VFX,Scene Manager and assigning new Materials

Lecture 10: Adding a Skybox

Lecture 11: Score Logic and adding score into our game

Lecture 12: PlayerPrefs and highscore logic

Lecture 13: Onclick functions to the buttons

Lecture 14: Gameover Screen and Increasing the speed Eventually

Chapter 5: Monetizing our game

Lecture 1: Monetize your application and start earning money

Chapter 6: Upload the game to the Google play store

Lecture 1: Upload the game to the Google play store

Lecture 2: Cube Slider game Setup

Chapter 7: Cube Slider game

Lecture 1: Moving the box Left and right

Lecture 2: Completing our game

Lecture 3: Adding gameover condition to our game

Lecture 4: Adding pause screen into our game

Chapter 8: Let's make Hill climb racing

Lecture 1: Let's start making the game

Lecture 2: Making the ground for our game

Lecture 3: Designing our car

Lecture 4: Adding Wheeljoint2D to our car

Lecture 5: adding an engine to our car so that we can move left and right

Lecture 6: Adding torque to our car

Lecture 7: Using the Cinemachine camera

Lecture 8: Adding fuel system to our car and finishing the game

Lecture 9: Movement using touch

Lecture 10: Join the student community

Chapter 9: Introduction to version controlling

Lecture 1: Creating a repository on Github

Lecture 2: Making push and pull request from github

Lecture 3: Introduction to version controlling

Chapter 10: Designing the UI for any game

Lecture 1: Introduction to U.I

Lecture 2: Making the color transitions on the button

Lecture 3: Controlling the volume in the menu screen

Chapter 11: Space elevator game

Lecture 1: Important Article

Lecture 2: Gameobjects in Unity

Lecture 3: C# scripting and moving an object using a code

Lecture 4: Implementing 'Input' Class

Lecture 5: Vector3 and Materials

Lecture 6: Game Mechanics.Collision's and Destroy() function

Lecture 7: InvokeRepeating in unity

Lecture 8: Fixing the Wall Spawner Algorithm

Lecture 9: Endless algorithm part-1

Lecture 10: Endless algorithm part-2

Lecture 11: Particle system in unity

Lecture 12: Skybox and unity asset store

Lecture 13: Polishing our game

Lecture 14: Gameover menu

Lecture 15: GameOver screen and GameManager

Lecture 16: Score Manager using PlayerPrefs

Chapter 12: Implementing Unity ads

Lecture 1: Implementing Unity ads

Chapter 13: Marketing tips

Lecture 1: Naming your application/game

Lecture 2: Tips on how to get downloads

Chapter 14: More content on the way

Lecture 1: note