Arts, Audio/Video Technology and Communications cluster

Game Development Pathway

Level 2. Intermidiate

Unity Game Design

Explore computer science fundamentals, from how computers work to programming in Scratch and Python.

About Course

Master Unity for game development

In “Unity: Game Design” students enhance their game development skills, using the Unity engine and C# programming. They interact with key tools — including physics engines, UI elements, 3D assets, and animations.

The course focuses on fundamental skills in game design and 3D modeling, readying students to build compelling, complex games. Practical experience in developing games equips them with a strong skill set for future creativity in the gaming field.

Skills

Skill-up approach

Unity game engine

  Game design

Creating game animations

Programming in C# 

3D modeling  

Presenting games and sharing feedback 

Developing game physics

Creating UI design

Syllabus

Step-by-step to the Result

1

Introduction to Unity development

  • Unity engine interface 

  • Asset Store

  • Camera and prefabs

Project: creating a prefab

2

Working with UI

  • Designing adaptive and interactive interfaces

Project: visual Novel

3

Animations

  • Using animation toolbar 

  • Managing the frame rate and curve mode

Project: animation with curves

4

Introduction to C# development

  • Basics of C# syntax

Project: prototype of a survival game 

5

Animator. Create transitions in animation

  • Transitions between object’s animations

Project: prototype of a survival game 

6

Physics in Unity

  • Rigidbody properties

  • Physic-based environment

Project: flying bird machine with obstacles  

7

Skybox & Particle system

  • Adding effects and Skybox to the game

Project: a trebuchet with effects

8

3D modeling

  • Blender objects and geometry

Project: creating a set of models and export to Unity

9

Game Design

  • Game Design concept and principles

Project: “Roll and Move” game 

Hands-on Projects

Case-based Portfolio

"Unity Game Design" final project

A “Maze Runner” puzzle platform game with multiple levels, simple character controls, enemies and power ups, animations and physics, according to the technical requirements.

Testimonials

What Our Students Think

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  • Ethan

    Summit Public Schools

    I'm able to learn something I'm actually passionate about.

  • Emma

    Longview Public Schools

    It is a great opportunity to learn some valuable skills we will most likely need later in life.

  • Layla

    Longview Public Schools

    I enjoy how inclusive it is and how the teacher makes sure we have a firm understanding of the subject.

  • Sofia

    SWAN Kids School

    I like how the teacher helps incorporate every student into learning whether it's just answering questions, or reading, and sharing work.

  • Olivia

    Longview Public Schools

    I get to learn new things everyday.

  • Emberlyn

    Atlas Public Schools

    I love how creativity is unlimited.

  • Dylan

    Tulsa Public Schools

    The course is unique, not something I would expect to learn in school.

  • Shrey

    Uplift Education

    I find our projects very exciting and I look forward to them every day.

Tech Requirements

Fully web-based learning for a seamless implementation

Hardware & Software & Internet Speed

  • PC/Laptop or Chromebook;

  • Web camera and Headset;

  • Stable Internet connection from 30 Mbit/s/

Web tools only

  • Unity Web tool;

  • Google Workspace

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