What Students Learn

How to use the Unity game engine from the ground up
Core game development concepts including scenes, objects, and components
Building interactive gameplay using movement, physics, and collision
Creating and using prefabs for efficient game design
Designing 3D environments and levels
Basic scripting concepts to control game behavior
How to structure and complete a full game project
Problem-solving and debugging skills using modern tools
How to turn ideas into playable games

How It Works

Duration: 10 weeks

Session Length: 1 Hr

Frequency: 2 Sessions/Week

Format: In-person or Virtual

What Students Can Expect

Step-by-step guided instruction using Unity
Hands-on project building every session
Personalized support and feedback
Beginner-friendly, no prior experience required
Real game creation from start to finish

📘 Curriculum Overview

This program follows a structured, project-based learning approach where students build real games while developing core programming and design skills. Concepts such as assets, prefabs, scripting, and level design are introduced progressively and applied immediately through guided projects.

Students will complete multiple guided projects and one final original game by the end of the program with instructor-guided support.

Foundations & Unity Essentials

Students build a strong foundation in Unity using guided instruction and hands-on exploration.

Installing Unity and setting up the development environment
Navigating the Unity interface and workspace
Understanding scenes, game objects, and components
Basic object manipulation (move, rotate, scale)
Introduction to assets, materials, and simple scene building
Learning core terminology and workflow

Students develop confidence using the Unity engine before beginning full game development.

Guided Project – Roll A Ball

Students apply foundational knowledge by building their first complete game.

Creating player movement and controls
Understanding physics and collision systems
Implementing scoring mechanics
Introduction to prefabs and reusable objects
Basic scripting concepts to control gameplay

Students complete the Roll-A-Ball project to reinforce core fundamentals and game structure.

Guided Project - 3D Maze

Students build a more advanced, interactive game while expanding their technical and creative skills.

Using Third Person Starter Assets
Designing and building a 3D maze environment
Utilizing ProBuilder to create custom level geometry
Working with imported assets and materials
Expanding scripting concepts for interaction and movement
Designing effective level layouts and player flow
Applying lighting and visual polish techniques
Debugging and refining gameplay systems

Students apply everything they have learned to create a complete and polished game experience.

Tuition

Ask for Pricing as Rates May Change
Includes instruction, guided support, and project-based learning
Unity software is free to download and use

This program is an educational enrichment course and does not replace a student’s primary academic curriculum. However students will receive a certificate of completion for the program.

Questions? Visit our Contact page to get started.

Email: Michael.Gabany@gmail.com

Phone: 813.710.0819

Location: Sun City Center, FL

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