Introduction to Programming Courses
Intro to Scratch: 1st/2nd Grade
This course will introduce programming in Scratch and is intended for 1st and 2nd graders.
Exercises: Drawing
Practice displaying shapes to the screen. In processing, your programs will ultimately be about showing pictures to the user. Whether you are designing games, interactive stories, or visualizing data, it is crucial that you can display shapes and images to the screen
JavaScript for Scratchers
In this course we will transition from block-based Scratch programming into text-based JavaScript!
Captain Andersen's Dice
Me 'n the crew always be rollin bones by the docks. Help us keep our games fair, by usin' yer codin' knowledge to build us some dice games!
What is Coding?
Learn about specific coding concepts to further expand your knowledge in programming fundamentals and maybe get some extra points while your at it!
Helicopter Game
Create a game where the player pilots a helicopter with the mouse and collects coins while avoiding obstacles
Intro to Scratch: Game Development
Build your own version of The World's Hardest Game and learn the Scratch programming language while doing it!
Wand World
Learn more advanced Scriptcraft concepts by making a series of Wizardry themed plugins
Scratch Storytelling
Learn to make your own animated choose-your-own-adventure style stories.
Introduction to Chrome Extensions
Learn how to make a basic extension for Google Chrome and embed your games.
Dear Aaron
Make a spooky program that can be asked any question and answers it correctly sometimes.
Side Scroll Adventure
Learn all the fundamentals of making a game in JavaScript as you journey through unknown lands!
Create a Portfolio
We'll learn to use HTML and CSS by creating a portfolio for your student page
Unity Advanced
Learn how to add Script functions to your game! Collision, Teleporting, Enable/Disable, Spawning, UI Variables.
Hacker Concepts
Practice and prove you understand the Hacker concepts required to rank up to a Coder
Functions Exercises Course
Learn about functions and make a phone simulator in the process
Shape Shifting Magic!
In this course you'll learn a lot more about modifiers and creating very interesting shapes and patterns with them!
Roblox Heist Game
Learn the basics of Roblox by creating a Heist game where the player attempts to steal a rare jewel and escape before being caught
Pokedex Website
Make a pokedex website that will display imported data and an image from a spritesheet for a certain pokemon.
[No coding] Unity Intermediate
Learning more about Unity's Interface: Prefabs & Parenting, Humanoid 3D Models, Dynamic Mesh Components, UI Basics, Audio.
[No coding] Unity Basics
Getting familiar with the Unity 5 game engine's interface; Controls,Terrain, Particles, Animations, Shaders, Lighting, Components.
CakeEater
A Tile-based puzzle game where you must eat all of the Cake. Build as many levels as you want and challenge your friends
Blender Intermediate
In this course we'll learn how to add color, textures, and detail to our 3D worlds and objects! We'll also learn how to edit lighting in Unity!
The Haunted Library
Build an escape room for your friends to solve in a haunted library with creepy ghosts, secret passages, and a spooky mystery to solve.
Blender MISC Objects
This course contains miscellaneous lessons and youtube videos on how to create certain objects. It's if you want to create something specific. I would come back here after finishing the Blender basics, intermediate, and other blender courses first!
Artificial Intelligence (A.I.)
Learn how to make smart enemies that you can play games against!
Temple Dungeon
Build a Zelda-style forest dungeon in ScriptCraft, using the drone and make a game for players to solve as they go through it, using classes!
Exercises: Array Methods
Arrays are extremely useful and can do many complicated actions. Array methods help you work with arrays much faster and can really cut down on the length of your programs as well as make them much easier to read and understand.
Exercises: Functions
All computer programs are a list instructions. Logic structures decide WHEN the program should do things and WHAT things it should do. Functions tell the computer HOW to do things. Functions decide what your program is capable of doing and are therefore of pivotal for you to understand fluently.