Unity Game Development Course in Jalandhar Webdox Computer Institute

Instructor: webdox
Lectures: 51
Duration: 12 weeks

Categories: Game Development, Programming, Technology

The gaming industry is high on demand during this era, as its prospects are increasing at lightning speed. thanks to high demand, every minute of clock results in a replacement game within the market. the recognition of the gaming industry offers various roles within the organization like Game Developers, Game Designers, Script Writers, Audio Engineers, Game Tester, etc. Our latest range of Unity Game Development Course provides on hottest technologies including Unreal Game Engine, Unity, and lots of more to create advanced games quickly.

What is Unity Game Development?

With knowledge of the Unity3D game engine and your creativity, anything is possible. In this course you’ll learn from the best– Nicholas is not only a professor but a game developer who worked on some of Electronic Arts’ biggest sports games titles. You’ll go step by step through the Unity environment, learning each tool You’ll learn how to integrate outside assets, sound, animation, game physics, and much more. You’ll be able to play the games you create immediately right in the web browser.

What you will learn.

Game development may be a challenging and rewarding experience, so to form it easier, we’ve created Swords and Shovels to organize you for the journey ahead. Unity has such a lot to supply game developers today, all you’ve got to try to to is a harness that power. This Unity provides skill path will teach you the essential tools and skills wont to create fantastic games in Unity.

Learning the Unity Interface
C# Scripting in Unity
Unity Animation Workflows
Unity Physics Simulations
AI Pathfinding
Material Creation Workflows
Lighting and Light Baking Techniques
Audio

Feature

The Unity graphics engines use OpenGL, Direct3D, OpenGL ES for the mobile platforms (iOS, Android), and various APIs. there’s also the support of reflection, parallax, and bump mapping. It provides features that use shadow maps for dynamic shadows. Various file formats of various software are supported. as an example, Adobe Photoshop, Blender, and 3ds Max are supported.
Unity has a server- control solution for developer scripts and game assets. It uses PostgreSQL as a backend system for audio and therefore the Theora Codec for video playback. It also features a terrain and vegetation engine built-in global illumination and lightweight mapping and built-in pathfinding meshes.
Unity engine provides built-in support for the PhysX physics engine with real-time cloth simulation on skinned meshes, collision layers, and thick ray casts.

Prerequisites

For Unity Game Development anyone can learn without any prior knowledge. We will teach you from starting to advanced levels where you will become an advanced Unity developer.

Scope of Unity Game Development

According to PayScale, a unity developer salary is estimated at $81,498 per annum on the average. Developers earn a minimum of $40,851 and a maximum of $118,417 per annum around the world.

Unity Game Development Course in Jalandhar

Webdox infotech & Computer Institute provides a Unity Game Development Course in Jalandhar by Certified Professional. In this course, we will learn to build a game with C#, Unity Game Engine and etc in brief with live practical.

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Course Details

Course Name	Game Development With Unity
Duration	3 MONTH
Course Timing	Morning & Evening.
Topic	C# Basics, Unity Game engine, etc
Location	SCF 4, BSF COLONY MARKET, OPP.HMV COLLEGE NEAR SUBWAY. Contact: 9872118234

Introduction 0/3
- Lecture 2.1
  
  Unity installation and setup
- Lecture 2.2
  
  Object and component
- Lecture 2.3
  
  Creating own component
C# Programming 0/6
- Lecture 3.1
  
  Introduction to C# with Unity.
- Lecture 3.2
  
  C# If – Else Statement.
- Lecture 3.3
  
  C# While – Do While loop.
- Lecture 3.4
  
  C# For loop.
- Lecture 3.5
  
  C# foreach loop.
- Lecture 3.6
  
  C# switch statement.
Unity Game engine 0/10
- Lecture 4.1
  
  User Interface Text
- Lecture 4.2
  
  Countdown Timmer
- Lecture 4.3
  
  Creating Digitral Clock
- Lecture 4.4
  
  Unity UI: Images.
- Lecture 4.5
  
  Unity UI: Buttons.
- Lecture 4.6
  
  Unity UI: Toggle.
- Lecture 4.7
  
  Unity UI: Sliders.
- Lecture 4.8
  
  Unity UI: Dropdown.
- Lecture 4.9
  
  Unity UI: Input Fields.
- Lecture 4.10
  
  Unity UI: Finishing Up.
Creating Calculator 0/4
- Lecture 5.1
  
  Setting up the Canvas.
- Lecture 5.2
  
  Calculator Logic.
- Lecture 5.3
  
  Finishing Up Our Calculator.
- Lecture 5.4
  
  Running our Calculator in a Browser.
Creating 2D Slidescroller 0/8
- Lecture 6.1
  
  Importing Our Assets
- Lecture 6.2
  
  Making our Character move!
- Lecture 6.3
  
  Setting up the Animator for our Character.
- Lecture 6.4
  
  Giving our Player Jumping abilities!
- Lecture 6.5
  
  Adding Falling Animations and Improving the Jump Feel.
- Lecture 6.6
  
  Adding the Shooting Animation.
- Lecture 6.7
  
  Shooting Bullets.
- Lecture 6.8
  
  Particle and Polish.
Creating Space Invaders Game 0/14
- Lecture 7.1
  
  Setting up the Ship Movement.
- Lecture 7.2
  
  Limiting the Ship Movement.
- Lecture 7.3
  
  Bullets and Shooting.
- Lecture 7.4
  
  Adding Shooting Sounds and Particles.
- Lecture 7.5
  
  Adding Power Ups and Power Downs.
- Lecture 7.6
  
  Creating Enemy Prefabs.
- Lecture 7.7
  
  Enemy Ship Movement.
- Lecture 7.8
  
  Taking and Dealing Damage.
- Lecture 7.9
  
  Spawning Enemies.
- Lecture 7.10
  
  Polishing Enemy Ship Movement.
- Lecture 7.11
  
  Random Enemy Generation.
- Lecture 7.12
  
  Enemy Shooting.
- Lecture 7.13
  
  Adding Score and Highscore.
- Lecture 7.14
  
  Spawning Power Ups and Finishing up.
3D Game Development 0/6
- Lecture 8.1
  
  Lighting in Unity.
- Lecture 8.2
  
  Post Processing – Breathing Life into your Scenes.
- Lecture 8.3
  
  Post Processing – Part 2.
- Lecture 8.4
  
  Creating a First Person Controller.
- Lecture 8.5
  
  First Person Camera Movement.
- Lecture 8.6
  
  Occlusion Culling.