Professional Mobile Game Development Courses

Basic programming knowledge proves helpful but is not strictly required. Familiarity with any programming language such as JavaScript, Python, or C# allows faster progression through initial material. Students without programming experience can succeed but should expect to invest additional time in understanding fundamental concepts. We provide supplementary resources for those new to coding.

We generally recommend completing courses sequentially rather than simultaneously due to the significant time commitment each requires. However, some students with flexible schedules and strong time management skills successfully balance two courses. Consider your work obligations, family commitments, and available study time when making this decision. Our advisors can help evaluate whether simultaneous enrollment suits your situation.

We offer both evening classes during weekdays and weekend sessions to accommodate working professionals and students. Evening classes typically run from 7 PM to 9 PM on Tuesday and Thursday. Weekend sessions take place on Saturday afternoons from 2 PM to 6 PM. Course schedules rotate to provide multiple enrollment opportunities throughout the year. Contact us for specific start dates and available time slots.

Our facility provides workstations equipped with necessary software during class sessions. However, completing homework assignments and projects requires access to a computer capable of running Unity. We recommend having your own laptop or desktop with minimum 8GB RAM and dedicated graphics. Unity offers free licenses for personal and learning purposes. We provide detailed system requirements and software installation guidance upon enrollment.

Unity Development students typically complete three to four playable game prototypes demonstrating different mechanics and genres. Game Design students develop comprehensive design documentation and prototypes for multiple game concepts. Publishing students create complete launch campaigns including store optimization and marketing materials. All projects receive guidance on professional presentation for job applications or publisher pitches.

Graduates maintain access to our community network and periodic alumni events. While formal instruction concludes with course completion, instructors often provide brief guidance on specific technical questions via email. We also organize occasional workshops and networking sessions where alumni can connect with current students and industry professionals. Portfolio review sessions help graduates refine their work for job applications.

We accept full payment at enrollment with options for bank transfer or credit card. Payment plans splitting the cost into two or three installments are available for individual courses. Package enrollments qualify for extended payment arrangements. An initial deposit secures enrollment with remaining balance due before course start. Contact our administrative team to discuss payment arrangements that suit your financial situation.

We maintain maximum class sizes of 12-15 students to ensure instructors can provide individual attention. This allows for personalized feedback on projects, addressing specific technical challenges students encounter, and fostering collaborative learning environments. Smaller cohorts also facilitate peer feedback sessions where students learn from reviewing each other's work. Enrollment limits may mean waiting for the next course cycle if current sessions fill.