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This is a very good course for anyone with no programming experience to take. Not only have I learned the terminology and important concepts required in order to program but I have learned basic game design through Unity in the process. In the first two weeks I felt like I was grasping at straws and just plugging in the code without understanding why the code was necessary or what its purpose was, but by the middle of the third week everything made much more sense. I found the description of the course accurate as well, however it was misleading that this is described as a 28 hour course. For individuals who have experience programming this is probably accurate. If you have no experience it will take much longer (I'd estimate it took me about 50 - 70 hours). If I had to offer any recommendations to improve this course I would say that the professor should go over code documentation in greater detail. It would also be beneficial if he would demonstrate how to do certain things on a Mac rather than just using windows the entire time. I have a Mac and although it is very possible to do well in this course with a Mac it does make it more difficult overall. I would also recommend going over the Debugging process in more detail. It is worth noting that the debugging process actually has a bug when using Unity on Mac. Even after setting the breakpoint properly I would receive an error stating "Could not insert breakpoint at [path to script file]: The breakpoint could not be bound." Luckily debugging was not essential in order to pass this course, but it did make it more difficult to find out where my mistakes were. Overall I would recommend this course to anyone.

I really appreciated everything that went into preparing this course and there was a lot of information provided. Dr. T is an enthusiastic teacher and clearly knows the material he is presenting. My only concern with the course was that I did sometimes feel a little lost and would have liked more practice on the basics of piecing together the different parts of code. I still don't feel like I have all the terms straight, but the real difficulty was knowing the nomenclature and how it fits together. For instance, why can things sometimes be written this.that and other times this.dothat? I don't know why actions and definitions can be placed interchangeably. I still don't feel like I can sit down and write out basic C# code--I always have to look at previous examples for reference and often have to go through a trial-and-error process until I get all the syntax organized correctly. This is the area I felt like the course could have been better: explaining with examples and assignments how to assemble the language, rather than plunging into coding trigonometry in the 2nd module.