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Module 1: Unity scripting workflow and C# refresh
- Understanding how scripts connect to GameObjects and components in Unity
- Refreshing variables, methods, classes, conditionals, and loops in a Unity context
- Working with MonoBehaviour, script files, and the Inspector
- Building clean habits for naming, comments, and script organization
Module 2: GameObjects, components, and scene interaction
- Accessing and changing transforms, renderers, colliders, and other common components
- Creating public and private fields and using serialized values appropriately
- Finding and referencing objects in a scene without creating unnecessary fragility
- Structuring scripts so responsibilities stay clear and manageable
Module 3: Player input and movement scripting
- Handling keyboard, mouse, and controller style input in Unity
- Moving characters and objects with simple script driven logic
- Distinguishing Update, FixedUpdate, and LateUpdate in practice
- Building movement scripts that remain readable and easy to extend
Module 4: Collisions, triggers, and interactive gameplay
- Using colliders, rigidbodies, and trigger events in gameplay logic
- Responding to pickups, hazards, simple combat interactions, and checkpoints
- Managing cause and effect with basic game rules and feedback
- Avoiding common scripting mistakes in physics based interactions
Module 5: Variables, state, and game flow
- Managing score, health, timers, objectives, and simple win lose conditions
- Using enums, booleans, and lightweight state logic to control gameplay
- Organizing scene level logic without turning one script into everything
- Building systems that are understandable for both programmers and non programmers
Module 6: UI scripting in Unity
- Updating text, bars, buttons, and simple menus from game data
- Connecting UI events to gameplay actions and scene changes
- Separating gameplay logic from presentation where possible
- Building practical UI scripts that are easy to test and update
Module 7: Reusable script design and communication patterns
- Breaking logic into smaller scripts with clearer responsibilities
- Using methods, helper classes, and basic inheritance carefully
- Introducing events and delegates at a practical beginner friendly level
- Avoiding tight coupling and making gameplay code easier to maintain
Module 8: Prefabs, instantiation, and object lifecycle
- Spawning and removing objects through scripts
- Working with prefabs for enemies, pickups, projectiles, and environment interactions
- Managing references, simple pooling ideas, and repeated gameplay objects
- Keeping runtime object handling predictable and organized
Module 9: Debugging and troubleshooting Unity scripts
- Reading compiler errors and common runtime messages more confidently
- Using Debug.Log and structured testing to understand what code is doing
- Diagnosing null references, missing assignments, and incorrect object links
- Building a step by step troubleshooting routine for gameplay scripts
Module 10: Data, scriptable patterns, and configuration
- Organizing configurable values so tuning is easier in Unity
- Introducing ScriptableObject as a practical tool for shared data and setup
- Separating data from behavior when that improves clarity
- Building systems that are easier to tweak without rewriting core logic
Module 11: Scene management and simple game architecture
- Loading scenes, resetting gameplay, and moving between menus and play states
- Structuring managers and controller style scripts carefully
- Avoiding overuse of singleton patterns while still keeping systems practical
- Building a clearer overall structure for small and medium sized Unity projects
Module 12: Production habits for Unity scripting
- Writing scripts that are easier for teams to read, review, and extend
- Organizing folders, script names, and dependencies more consistently
- Supporting collaboration between developers, designers, artists, and QA
- Building a practical checklist for future Unity scripting work
