The Ultimate C# and Unity course for beginners

The Ultimate C# and Unity course for beginners, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 124 lectures, based on 222 reviews, and has 1503 subscribers.

You will learn about You can dive into the course exactly where you want. If you already know programming, you can skip ahead and start at one of the more advanced parts. You will learn C# programming from scratch. No prior knowledge of any programming language is required. We will start by learning all the basics. You will learn object-oriented programming. We will use C# to it’s full potential by learning about classes and objects. You will learn about the core of game development by creating your own 2D game with animated sprites without the help of any game engine. You will learn what’s happening behind the scenes in a game engine like Unity. You will learn how to take your own ideas and bring them to life in the Unity game engine. This course is ideal for individuals who are Aspiring game developers and enthusiastic people who wants to dive into the world of game development. It is particularly useful for Aspiring game developers and enthusiastic people who wants to dive into the world of game development.

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Summary

Title: The Ultimate C# and Unity course for beginners

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 124

Number of Published Lectures: 124

Number of Curriculum Items: 124

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 124

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

You can dive into the course exactly where you want. If you already know programming, you can skip ahead and start at one of the more advanced parts.
You will learn C# programming from scratch. No prior knowledge of any programming language is required. We will start by learning all the basics.
You will learn object-oriented programming. We will use C# to it’s full potential by learning about classes and objects.
You will learn about the core of game development by creating your own 2D game with animated sprites without the help of any game engine.
You will learn what’s happening behind the scenes in a game engine like Unity.
You will learn how to take your own ideas and bring them to life in the Unity game engine.

Who Should Attend

Aspiring game developers and enthusiastic people who wants to dive into the world of game development.

Target Audiences

Aspiring game developers and enthusiastic people who wants to dive into the world of game development.

This course is all you need, if you want to learn how to create games in Unity. You can’t create games in unity without knowing how to code, that’s why we will spend the first part of the course learning how to code C#.

IMPORTANT!

This course will teach you best practices and teach you how to program. In this course you will not only learn how to do things, but also why we do things.

No prior knowledge is required because you will learn everything you need to know right here! When you are done with this course, you will be able to take your own game ideas and bring them to life in Unity.

The course is divided into 3 main sections:

Section 1 – Basic programming

In this section we will get to know our tools and get a basic understanding of C#. We will end the section by creating our very first complete game in the console.

Section 2 – Object oriented programming

In this section you will learn about classes and objects. These are the building blocks of every game. When you are done with this section you will know everything you need to know about C# before we dive into the world of Unity.

We will end this section by creating our very own complete game with animated sprites, without using any game engine or frame work. We will use all the knowledge that we have acquired in section 1 and 2 to create this game.

Section 3 – Unity

In this section we will learn about the Unity game engine and editor. Because we have learned everything we need to know about C# in the previous section, we will be able to focus all our efforts on Unity.

We will end this section by creating a complete game in Unity.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Who am I?

Chapter 2: Basics

Lecture 1: Course structure

Lecture 2: Basics introduction

Lecture 3: 1.0 Visual studio

Lecture 4: 1.1 Writing code

Lecture 5: 1.2 Our first program

Lecture 6: 1.3 Error list

Lecture 7: 1.4 String variables

Lecture 8: 1.5 Reading input

Lecture 9: 1.6 Numeric datatypes

Chapter 3: Program flow

Lecture 1: Program flow introduction

Lecture 2: 2.0 Flow control

Lecture 3: 2.1 Else statements

Lecture 4: 2.2 Logic and

Lecture 5: 2.3 Logic or

Lecture 6: 2.4 Switch cases

Lecture 7: 2.5 For loops

Lecture 8: 2.6 While loops

Lecture 9: 2.7 Nested loops

Lecture 10: 2.8 Foreach & arrays

Chapter 4: Datatypes

Lecture 1: Datatypes introduction

Lecture 2: 3.0 Enums

Chapter 5: Methods

Lecture 1: 3.1 Type conversion

Lecture 2: Methods introduction

Lecture 3: 4.0 Methods

Lecture 4: 4.1 Parameters

Lecture 5: 4.2 Return types

Lecture 6: 4.3 Ref and out

Lecture 7: 4.4 Value tuple

Lecture 8: 4.5 Method overloading

Chapter 6: Your first complete game

Lecture 1: 5.0 Hangman

Chapter 7: Object oriented

Lecture 1: Object oriented introduction

Lecture 2: 6.0 Classes and objects

Lecture 3: 6.1 Fields and properties

Lecture 4: 6.2 Methods and constructors

Lecture 5: 6.3 Static members

Chapter 8: Inheritance

Lecture 1: 7.0 Inheritance

Lecture 2: 7.1 Protected

Lecture 3: 7.2 Overriding

Lecture 4: 7.3 Abstract

Lecture 5: 7.4 Base Constructors

Lecture 6: 7.5 Polymorphism

Lecture 7: 7.6 Interfaces

Lecture 8: 7.7 Interfaces – Challenge

Chapter 9: Collections

Lecture 1: Collections introduction

Lecture 2: 8.0 Lists

Lecture 3: 8.1 List Challenge

Lecture 4: 8.2 Dictionary

Chapter 10: Creating a game in Windows forms

Lecture 1: Game introduction

Lecture 2: 9.0 Drawing a sprite

Lecture 3: 9.1 GameObject

Lecture 4: 9.2 GameWorld

Lecture 5: 9.3 Player movement and Double buffering

Lecture 6: 9.4 Transform

Lecture 7: 9.5 Component pattern

Lecture 8: 9.6 SpriteRenderer

Lecture 9: 9.7 Player

Lecture 10: 9.8 Player movement

Lecture 11: 9.9 DeltaTime

Lecture 12: 9.10 Enemy

Lecture 13: 9.11 Enemy Movement

Lecture 14: 9.12 Laser

Lecture 15: 9.13 Collision

Lecture 16: 9.14 Destroy

Lecture 17: 9.15 Screen limits

Lecture 18: 9.16 Background

Lecture 19: 9.17 Infinit Background

Lecture 20: 9.18 Animation

Lecture 21: 9.19 Explosion

Lecture 22: 9.20 Player lives

Lecture 23: 9.21 Remove life

Lecture 24: 9.22 Removing the player

Lecture 25: 9.23 Game Over

Lecture 26: 9.24 Scoring points

Lecture 27: 9.25 Supply crate

Lecture 28: 9.26 Shield

Lecture 29: 9.27 Immortality

Chapter 11: Unity – Basics

Lecture 1: Unity 01 – Creating your first project

Lecture 2: Unity 02 – Setting up the scene

Lecture 3: Unity 03 – Scripts

Lecture 4: Unity 04 – Component references

Lecture 5: Unity 05 – Animations

Lecture 6: Unity 06 – Input System

Lecture 7: Unity 07 – Triggering Animations

Lecture 8: Unity 08 – Player Movement

Chapter 12: Unity – The Camera

Lecture 1: Camera introduction

Lecture 2: Unity 09 – Camera follow

Lecture 3: Unity 10 – Player rotation

Instructors

Kenneth Andersen
inScopeStudios – Game programmer & Teacher

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5 stars: 143 votes

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