Discussion forums are dead, teacher promotes bad programming practices and uses terms inaccuratelly

I found this incredibly helpful and insightful. I consider myself an intermediate Unity programmer and this course pushed me to improve my skills and was challenging enough to point me in the right direction to improve the skills I lack.

Although well-presented and designed, the descriptions in the GDD sometimes make it difficult to understand exactly what the final product should look like. In this case, the Unity Programmer Certification Preparation specialization with Jeremy Bond is better-done. Still, highly recommend for those looking to fill in any gaps in their Unity knowledge before shelling out the big bucks to take the exam.

Good for beginner.

You can learn about gameplay process.

I have learned many useful things in this course and I would recommend it for experienced developers. My only problem was that it was too condensed and took too long for me to finish. I think it would have been better if there were fewer assignments or if the assignments were smaller. But thanks for the great course, it helped me a lot :)

The content is good. There's not enough people in the course yet for me to get my grades. It's incredibly frustrating to be sitting around waiting. I've been waiting for two weeks now and have already had to switch my enrollment session to wait to see if I can get some feedback on the final project.

I thought this was an expert certification, but this is really beginner stuff. The organization of the course is a mess, sometimes they tell you to do something, and then show you a solution where they haven't done the thing. Finally, they don't bother to mark your stuff themselves despite charging $100 CAD.

Bugs and broken week 1. No bother to move on