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Game Programming Bootcamp

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What is the Game Programming Bootcamp?

The Game Programming Bootcamp encourages children to learn how to code while creating computer games. This bootcamp is specially elaborated to introduce the basics of programming in an entertaining way. Thereby students can experience and take into account the relevance of coding by creating and playing their own games.

The Game Programming Bootcamp applies Scratch platform 2.0 by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

There are two levels in the Game Programming Bootcamp:

Apprentice Bootcamp

This bootcamp is for beginners. No prior experience in programming is needed.

Explorer Bootcamp

This bootcamp is for experienced students and graduates of the Apprentice Bootcamp. There's the following level of programming that help student code finer algorithms in their games with the same, if not more, amount of amusement.

Apprentice Bootcamp

Introduction to Scratch and familiarization with its interface
Introduction to the fundamentals of programming
Game story creating, project planning and programming concepts
Coding with motions, sounds, character controls, conditionals
Testing and debugging
Game scoring
Project show-and-tell and sharing session

Explorer Bootcamp

Creating of more extensive games
Coding with time
More coding with motions, sounds, character controls, conditionals
More game scoring
More testing and debugging
Project show-and-tell and sharing session

Bootcamp Life

To provide the most favorable learning environment, the class size is no more than 12 students. Participants find enjoyment in team-working and learning from both the trainer and the team members. Simple snacks are available during power breaks.

KIndly note that participants are required to bring their own laptops. Recommended laptop specification: Windows 7 / 8 / 10, Mac OS X or Linux. At least 4 GB RAM.

The attendance number is limites, so the advance registration is essential. Enrol in the course here