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Eases the student into basic concepts in 3d modeling with a concentration on processes available in most production standard 3d programs.

Students start to create original models while learning basic game production skills like sub-d modeling, UV unwrapping, and high poly sculpting.

Students expand upon their skills in 3d modeling and pipeline management with a focus on anatomy, UV mapping, and digital sculpting.

Learn how pros make those amazing models you see in modern games. Using subdivision modeling techniques, take basic low polygon models and use sculpting to create more complex forms.

Learn how to build, texture, and animate beautiful 3D models and environments for use in video games using 3ds Max.

Learn everything you need to know to have professional Android development skills.

Learn how to make an addictive, fun-to-play, arcade brick breaker done in a modern style using Unity.

These video tutorials will take you through the entire game development process step-by-step of a simple Breakout style game.

Get up and running quickly with Blender. Practice some basic modeling and texturing and get comfortable with the interface.

Learn the tricks the game pros use to make low poly models look amazing for use in a variety of game engines.

Get started building your own 2d games using a cross platform gaming framework that’s extremely easy to learn.

Students learn to create their own computer programs and video games using the C# programming language. No prior programming experience is assumed.

Building on prior knowledge, students dive deeper into C# syntax and the problem solving skills necessary to convert practical problems to solutions in code.

Most commercial games are built using the C++ programming language and this material will guide you through the process of making your very first video game.

Widely considered the best game development course ever made, learn to develop your own AAA commercial-grade custom first person shooter, step-by-step, starting from a blank screen

Examine the assembly of different level styles for the survival-horror game Dead Earth, using Unity asset store items.

A migration course targeted at DirectX 9 C++ programmers making the transition to the DirectX 11+ paradigm.

In this midpoint course, students will focus on four medium sized projects designed to reinforce and assess important design skill sets learned to date.

In this class students explore the main elements of visual design and learn about general processes of art, like form, structure, texture, color, and more.

A video documentary series looking at the early days of computer science and the evolution of the computer.

The Ultimate Web Developer Bootcamp. Learn front-end AND back-end development and quickly go from absolute beginner to competent full-stack web developer.

Understand the fundamentals of game hardware to become a better programmer, armed with a deeper understanding of what goes on under the hood.

Learn about digital lighting and the basics of using a modern game engine. Lighting techniques and tools will be covered within both a 3d program (Blender) and a game engine (Unreal).

Build a complete racing game and its supporting tools. Study racing game AI, weather and track conditions, seasons, tournaments and more.

Upgrade the GI Racing project to AAA level with more modern physics, improved visuals and performance, mini-map, new tracks and cars, and more!

Learn how to write shaders, compute lighting, and program high-performance engine code that uses spatial trees, potential visibility sets, and more to render high quality visuals in real-time.

These tutorials provide foundation level training in the Unity engine and set the stage for the game development projects covered in subsequent modules.

Build your own version of the classic arcade space shooter game with step-by-step instructions. An excellent overview of the entire game development process.

Learn how to develop and submit apps to the app store, understand programming & basic algorithms, apply to jr iOS development jobs, work as an iOS contractor, and more.

Design mobile apps in Sketch 3 & learn the business principles behind product design.

Build professional, fully functional apps using Kotlin, apply for Jr. Android app development jobs, and submit apps to the Google Play store.

Observe as game ready levels are assembled into a number of visually interesting scenes using a variety of inexpensive and free assets.

Add real-time locations and mapping into your games to bring location-based experiences to life.

Learn how to build a neural network in python and study the foundations of machine learning.

Learn basic and advanced macOS development by building a polished, fully functional weather widget app and chat app.

Study the core mathematics used for game development with a friendly approach that reduces much of the struggle.

Get up and running quickly with Maya. Practice some basic modeling and texturing and get comfortable with the interface.

A collection of free-to-use game ready assets for student projects.

This course is designed for iOS developers who currently know Swift and need to learn the basics of Objective-C to secure employment.

A practical introduction to modern OpenGL programming for C++ programmers. Covers the foundations of 3d all the way through rendering lit, textured, hand-loaded models.

Projects, source code, and game asset downloads. * Timed module unlock every 30 days.

Learn to divide polygons to allow for more surface detail. Make higher density versions of your models that can be used to bake normal maps allowing more efficient and realistic looking low-poly rendering.

From normal maps to specular masks to pre-baked ambient occlusion, learn the secrets of texture creation, specifically for games, from a seasoned industry pro.

A Unity course for absolute beginners & seasoned programmers! Learn to code in C# and then go on to build 2D & 3D games.

Get up and running quickly with Unreal. Learn the UI, how to create and light your own scenes, configure materials, and use basic blueprints to control events.