3D Video Game Development in Unity: An Introduction
Acquire a career in the 3D game developing field by enrolling in the 3D Video Game Development in Unity: An Introduction by Coursera.
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Quick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| Spanish | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Course Overview
The 3D Video Game Development in Unity: An Introduction programme will teach the candidates to build a 3D game prototype by helping them explore the required 3D game development concepts and tools available in Unity and on the web. The candidates will be exploring and using the tools to create a 3D scene in Unity and candidates will be able to add 3D characters and animations and incorporate them into the scenes they create. Candidates will be able to identify actions and interaction between video game components and will be able to publish the results of their design on the web. The principles taught in the introductory development course which are now adapted to 3D games, will be used as a basis by the candidates.
The 3D Video Game Development in Unity: An Introduction programme is going to teach the basic skills to create 3D games, whether the requirements are for work, study or hobby. The concepts learned in the programme will help candidates to create simulators, educational games and interactive books. Unity is an extensible video game engine which is used professionally, and this programme will allow the candidates to take advantage of its 3D video game development potential. The candidates should have the fundamental knowledge in the development of 2D games in Unity, agile development processes and video game business models before applying to the programme. Coursera offers programmes for that too.
The 3D Video Game Development in Unity: An Introduction programme was designed as the fourth of five courses in the Video Game Development and Design Specialised Programme. Candidates can take all of the courses separately or just one of them. But enrolling and participating in all the five courses is more recommended because a complete knowledge will make the candidates more eligible when it comes to an interview for a job.
The Highlights
- 100 percent online course
- Shareable certificate after completion
- 3 weeks programme
- Approximately 13 hours to complete
- Offered by University of the Andes
- Certificate by Coursera
- 7 day free trial
Programme Offerings
- quizzes
- assignments
- course videos
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
|---|---|
| yes | Coursera |
Fee details for 3D Video Game Development in Unity: An Introduction programme
Course | Fees in INR |
1 Month | Rs. 1,676 /month |
3 Months | Rs. 3,369 /month |
6 Months | Rs. 5,029 /month |
Eligibility Criteria
Education
Candidates must have a basic know how of 2D game development in Agile
Certification Qualifying Details
The 3D Video Game Development in Unity: An Introduction programme has 5 modules in total. Candidates first have to complete all the sessions successfully for certification. There will be an identification process to pass as well as an evaluation. Candidates should achieve the minimum required percentage in the evaluation. Then the candidates have to pay directly to the Coursera the amount which is announced by them.
What you will learn
After the completion of the 3D Video Game Development in Unity: An Introduction programme, candidates will acquire a good knowledge in these:
- After completing the programme by learning all the 5 modules candidates will be able to get a strong knowledge in the basic concepts of the 3D video games, will learn to start their own development of video games, programming concepts, finishing the level and publication and at the end candidates will test other’s works and improve the prototype them.
- Candidates will be able to develop their own 3D video games after the completion of this programme.
- Candidates will explore topics such as game optimization and shader development.
Who it is for
Application Details
Applicants of the 3D Video Game Development in Unity: An Introduction programme i requested to follow the steps explained below.
Step 1: Visit the course page.
Step 2: Click on the “Enroll for Free” button which will lead to another page.
Step 3: You can either take the course for free or click Audit the course.
Step 4: If you already have an account on Coursera, please login otherwise sign up with Google/Facebook/Apple account.
Free audit means you can access the content for free but there will be no certification. To get a certificate you have to do some mandatory assessments and meet some requirements as well.
Step 5: Now you can easily access the programme.
The Syllabus
Videos
- Video: Introduction to 3D Game Development in Unity
- Video: Introduction to the course
- Video: Introduction to version management
- Video: Using the editor to create 3D scenes
- Video: Description of the initial state of the game
Readings
- Opening notes
- Help for success (optional)
- Module 1 Objectives
- Business Model (version 0.1)
- Game Design Document (version 0.1)
- Github, resources for your work
- Game version update
- Other Resources
- FAQ Module 1
Assignments
- Module 1 Assessment
- Prerequisites for this course
Discussion Prompts
- Activity: Greeting and introducing yourself
- Activity: What did we learn in module 1?
Discussion Prompts
- Activity: Greeting and introducing yourself
- Activity: What did we learn in module 1?
Videos
- Video: Introduction to Module 2
- Video: Physics simulation in a 3D game in Unity
- Video: Introduction to Shaders, Part 1
- Video: Introduction to Shaders, Part 2
- Video: 3D camera
Readings
- Module 2 Objectives
- Other Resources
Assignments
- Module 2 Assessment
Discussion Prompt
- Activity: What did we learn in module 2?
Discussion Prompt
- Activity: What did we learn in module 2?
Videos
- Video: Introduction to Module 3
- Video: Properties in C #
- Video: Attributes in C #
- Video: Delegates and Events
- Video: Behavior in Example
- Video: Behavior in Example 2
- Video: Sound in Unity
Readings
- Module 3 Objectives
Assignment
- Module 3 Assessment
Discussion Prompt
- Activity: What did we learn in module 3?
Discussion Prompt
- Activity: What did we learn in module 3?
Videos
- Video: Introduction to Module 4
- Video: Interface Elements in a 3D Game
- Video: Global Game Information
- Video: Analytics in Unity 5
- Video: Kongregate Version (Deprecated)
Readings
- Module 4 Objectives
- Itch.io
Assignment
- Module 4 Assessment
Discussion Prompt
- Activity: What did we learn in module 4?
Discussion Prompt
- Activity: What did we learn in module 4?
Videos
- Video: Introduction to module 5
- Video: Pitch and trailer
- Video: Closing the course and opportunities ahead
Readings
- Module 5 Objectives
- Posted in the Goldberg Machine Levels Gallery
Assignment
- Module 5 Assessment
Peer Review
- Feedback at your 3D level from 2 or more of your peers
Discussion Prompt
- Activity: What did I learn in module 5 and what do I think about what I did?
Peer Review
- Feedback at your 3D level from 2 or more of your peers
Discussion Prompt
- Activity: What did I learn in module 5 and what do I think about what I did?
Instructors
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