COURSE DESCRIPTION
Creating a game using Java may look daunting at first, but when you get the hang of the basics, you’ll realize that it’s a programming language designed to make things easier for developers.
Before, triple A games were created either through C or C++. However, that changed when mobile gadgets took over as the most popular platform for gaming. Many games for the Android and iOS platform today are being developed using Java. Award-winning titles like Angry Birds and Temple Run were both developed using it. The first software to offer online casino entertainment back in 1996, InterCasino, has jumped on the bandwagon in using Java to develop its slot machine games. One of today’s popular MMORPGs, Runescape, is also a product of Java programming.
With this course, you will be able to set yourself in the right direction for developing games using Java.
CERTIFICATION
On completion.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
- How to Create Window
- Game Loop
- Knowing Game Object and Classes
- Understanding Player Gravity, Collision Bounds etc
- Understanding Animation in Game Java Programming
- Understanding how to Create Shooting Mechanic, Multiple level etc
Course Features
- Lectures 17
- Quizzes 0
- Duration
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 22
- Assessments Yes
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Java Game Programming
- Java Game Programming #1 – Window
- Java Game Programming #2 – Game Loop
- Java Game Programming #3 – GameObject
- Java Game Programming #4 – Handler Class
- Java Game Programming #5 – GameObject Update
- Java Game Programming #6 – Player Gravity
- Java Game Programming #7 – Collision Bounds
- Java Game Programming #8 – Keyboard Input and Basic Collisions
- Java Game Programming #9 – Finishing Collision
- Java Game Programming #10 – Camera Class
- Java Game Programming #11 – Level Design
- Java Game Programming #12 – Textures
- Java Game Programming #13 – Animations
- Java Game Programming #14 – Backgrounds
- Java Game Programming #15 – More on Animations
- Java Game Programming #16 – Shooting Mechanic
- Java Game Programming #17 – Multiple Level
