More C# Programming and Unity
The course will teach you how to develop video games using the Unity game engine and the C# programming language on Windows and Mac.
Intermediate
Online
4 Weeks
3,369 INR Get updates on Eligibility, Admission, Placements Fees Structure
Quick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Course Overview
C# is one of the best programming languages for beginners and professional programmers alike. And the Unity game engine is becoming increasingly popular among indie game developers. In 2016, Unity games were downloaded 16,000,000,000.
The More C# Programming and Unity course, explains why C# and Unity should be used instead of some other language and game engine. Throughout this course, learners will continue building their foundational Unity and C# knowledge by exploring more Unity and C# topics.
The More C# Programming and Unity course is part of the C# Programming for Unity Game Development Specialization programme offered by the University of Colorado. The curriculum for this course is designed with the assumption that candidates have taken the previous course in the specialization, and have the prerequisite knowledge. Therefore, before applying to this course, candidates must make sure that they have that knowledge, either by taking the previous course or from personal experience.
The Highlights
- Intermediate level course
- Self-paced education
- English subtitles
- 100% Online
- Financial aid available
- Approximately 22 hours to complete
- Shareable certificate by Coursera
- Flexible deadlines
Programme Offerings
- Pre-recorded Video Lectures
- Practice Exercises
- financial aid
- Flexible Deadlines
- Shareable Certificate
- video transcript
- 100% online course
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
|---|---|
| yes | CU DenverCoursera |
More C Sharp Programming and Unity Fees Structure :
| Head | Amount |
| 1 month | Rs. 1,676 |
| 3 month | Rs. 3,369 |
| 6 month | Rs. 5,029 |
Eligibility Criteria
The curriculum for the More C# Programming and Unity online course is designed with the assumption that candidates have taken the previous course in the specialization series, and have the prerequisite knowledge. Therefore, before applying to this course, candidates must make sure that they have taken the previous course or that they have acquired equivalent knowledge from another source, personal experience, among others.
Moreover, to complete the More C# Programming and Unity course, candidates need to check out the video lectures and reading material. Also, they need to complete the practise exercises given at the end of each module. They must also finish the Unity game they started at the end of the previous course in the programme.
What you will learn
After completing the More C# Programming and Unity certification course candidates should know how to:
- Store data in arrays and lists
- Use iteration (looping) to repeat actions in the code
- Design and implement console application classes using abstraction
- Design and implement Unity classes using abstraction
Who it is for
Admission Details
Here are the steps to get admission in More C# Programming and Unity course by Coursera:
- Open the course page.
- In the top right corner of the page, there’s a “Join for Free” button. Click on it.
- If you already have an account on Coursera, log in and enrol for the course. If not, create an account on Coursera.
Application Details
There’s no need to fill a separate application form to join the More C# Programming and Unity programme. The learning material is available for free, just by signing up with Coursera.
The Syllabus
Videos
- Course Introduction
- Navigating a Coursera Course (Optional)
- Meet the Instructor (Optional)
- Lesson Introduction
- Booleans
- If Statements
- Switch Statements
- Timers
- Spawning Teddies
- Tagged Destruction
Readings
- What's All This MonoDevelop Stuff
- Dr. T's Book
- Setting Up Your Development Environment
- Course Topic Index
- Unity Import/Upgrade Problems
- Corresponding Book Chapters
- Exercise 1: Jump That Game Object
- Exercise 2: If and Switch Statements
- Exercise 3: Shrink and Grow
- Exercise 4: Teddy Bear Explosions
- Rock of Ages Unity Project
- Number Characteristics Solution
Programming Assignment
- Number Characteristics
Discussion Prompt
- Boolean Expressions
Videos
- Lesson Introduction
- Mouse Position Processing
- Working for the Clampdown
- Mouse Button Processing
- The Input Manager
- Mouse Button Processing Revisited
- Stop the Madness
- Keyboard Processing
- Gamepad Processing
Readings
- Corresponding Book Chapters
- Exercise 5: Mouse Jumping
- Exercise 6: Spawn and Explode
- Exercise 7: Finally, A Driving Game
- Shipbuilding 101 Unity Project
Assignment
- Unity Input
Discussion Prompt
- Game Control Schemes
Videos
- Lesson Introduction
- For Loop
- Nested For Loops
- While Loops
- Collision-Free Spawning
- Nesting and Boxes
Readings
- Corresponding Book Chapters
- Exercise 8: For Loops
- Exercise 9 Nested For Loops
- Exercise 10: While Loops
- Unity Project: Let It Rock
- When Will They Stop? Solution
Programming Assignment
- When Will They Stop?
Discussion Prompt
- Most Interesting Thing You Learned in this Module
Videos
- Lesson Introduction
- Arrays in Theory
- Arrays in Practice
- Why We Start at Zero
- Lists
- Adding a DLL
- For Loops with Lists
- Backwards For Loops
- Foreach Loops
- Ted the Collector
- Blowing Up Teddies, Take 1
- Blowing Up Teddies, Take 2
- Ted the Collector Revisited
- Finishing Up
Readings
- Corresponding Book Chapters
- Exercise 11: Arrays
- Exercise 12: Lists
- Exercise 13: Keeping the Odd
- Exercise 14: For and Foreach Loops
- Unity Project: Asteroid Spawning and Death
- Give Me a Hand Solution
Programming Assignment
- Give Me a Hand
Discussion Prompt
- Arrays and Lists
Instructors
Articles
Student Community: Where Questions Find Answers