With the rising demand for game development skills across industries, the Unity Game Development Bootcamp was designed to prepare students with the skills and professional network needed to get started in the industry.
Students learn game development foundations through a dynamic curriculum based on the Unity game engine and C# programming. Classes will dive deep into game development including topics like optimization, rendering, game states, databases, agile methodology, Unity APIs, Git, and more.
Learners take their new skills to the next level on challenging projects, working with their peers to build a portfolio of games and projects that showcase their real-time 3D knowledge. Students gain access to continuation courses that cover additional in-demand technologies, including Niantic Lightship, SparkAR, and Unreal.
Students receive an industry-recognized Digital Badge from Circuit Stream, showcasing their accomplishments to future employers.
Students benefit from a wide array of career support services like resume and networking support, technical interview preparation, portfolio reviews, soft skills training, and 1:1 coaching to help them put their best foot forward in the industry.
*The materials covered in this noncredit course are subject to change due to market demand.
Are you looking to change career paths and break into the video game industry, advance in your current career, or expand your knowledge? If yes, and if you are hard working with a drive to succeed, then this could be for you.
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You will tap into our proven beginner friendly curriculum, adapted for online learning.
Over the course of 30 weeks, you will cover game development technologies using real-world, project-based examples. You will learn how to: implement complex interaction systems for different player inputs, create robust game systems, develop a vision for a game—and build it.
You will become part of a wide community of like-minded individuals, allowing for collaboration and peer-to-peer learning via Discord, video meetings, networking events, and support forums.
You will receive extensive on-demand support both inside and outside of class each week. You will also have access to a tutor network.
You will receive career-planning assistance, including: Portfolio reviews, resume and online portfolio support, career content and practice sessions, technical interview training, 1:1 career coaching, soft skills training, and more. You'll also have access to a dedicated career advisor who will work with you on your professional development.
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Student Rating
"The Unity Game Development Bootcamp was something amazing. I recommend it to anyone looking for a career in game development."
Bootcamp Schedule & Dates
The gaming industry in the United States is experiencing remarkable growth and diversification. With a combination of console, PC, mobile gaming, and emerging technologies like virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR), the sector is continually expanding its reach. Major players such as Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo continue to dominate the console market, while PC gaming saw a surge in popularity with eSports gaining mainstream attention in recent years.
The gaming industry is not only a source of entertainment but also a significant contributor to the economy, fostering innovation and creating job opportunities across various sectors. The industry is known for its creativity, innovation, and fast-paced nature, attracting passionate individuals eager to contribute to the creation of interactive entertainment. Companies range from large studios like Electronic Arts (EA), Ubisoft, and Activision Blizzard to smaller independent game developers and startups, each offering unique experiences and opportunities.
Education and skills play a vital role in entering this field. While a formal education in fields like computer science, game design, art, or related disciplines is beneficial, practical experience, creativity, and a strong portfolio often weigh heavily in the hiring process. Networking and staying updated with industry trends and technologies are also crucial for staying competitive in this rapidly evolving field.
The video game industry contributes roughly $95 billion to the GDP of the United States and has more than tripled in size since 2012. If you love video games and want to be part of a fun and fast growing industry, becoming a game developer could be the perfect fit for your career.
Salary
In the United States, Game Developer salaries average $120,000+ according to Entertainment Software Association.
Get started today
Our next cohort starts on February 13, 2024.
Get started by downloading the course outline today!