What you'll learn
Learn to build your first three applications to showcase your skills of software development
Become proficient in using the popular development tool Unity
Learn to code in C# using Visual Studio to make fundamental application logic
Build the software skills to set the right pace for making more advance projects down the road
Requirements
No program experience needed just a strong desire to learn
Windows computer preferred but also can use Mac
Description
Hello and welcome!
You will learn to create three simple application to showcase your skills or add to your resume and portfolio for software development. You are not required to have any experience before starting this class it is for complete beginners and each step will be walked through step by step. Each application you will learn valuable concepts for UI, scripting, and functions. With the knowledge from this course you will be well equipped to make simple applications using Unity engine and C# coding.
Applications being made are
-Fappy Block(the character flapping to avoid obstacles, high score counter, and a main menu scene)
-Block Runner(platform style game where the player has multiple lives and avoids obstacles moving left and right with a level system)
-Zombie Block(the player avoids zombies while he defends a base, collects coins to unlock weapons, and survives increasing rounds)
Once you complete the applications you will have lots of scripts you can reuse for furthering the work and improving the built application or even try and build your own more original applications with the newly found knowledge.
With these applications you will learn more then enough to create many other style application ranging from other games or even app style utilities with functioning UI capabilities.
Who this course is for
Beginner software engineers
Anyone interested in understanding fundamentals of application development
Homepage

https://www.udemy.com/course/complete-beginner-development-course-using-unity-and-c-sharp/

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