Hello everyone! I will be posting some interesting resources for those who are inteested in learning more about programming outside of class.

Here I will be sharing resources, books, etc. I will be using to complement the course.

Content Roadmap for the curriculum/site 🗺:

1. Create all lectures and practices - WIP
2. Create better assigments (Labs)
   1. So the Class projects doesn't feel so drastic to complete.
3. Better Cheatsheets for each class
4. Add Videos and Animations to better explain each topic
   1. So you can go over today's lecture by your own or in the future if you need a refresher on the topic
5. Add Rewards Stickers and Cards for each class (Optional Assigments)
6. Add Roblox and Lua Tutorials
   1. Create cool stuff, maybe a Rpg using Roblox?
7. Add a scoring system
8. Add Funny Cat videos
   1. Internet only exists so we can share cat videos.
9. Add AI assistant 👩🏻‍💼 to help in class attendance and class management
10. Cause why not.
11. Adding Automation using Python based on: Automate the Boring Stuff
12. Add Video game Development Resources
13. Add Robotics Resources
14. Raspberry Pi Projects
15. Populate the site with games
16. They are educative games of course! ;)
17. Add Competitive Programming Questions -> Olympiads
18. Because we all love them.
19. Programming and Math (Game Theory and other Intersting Stuff)
20. Running Business/Life Simulations
    1. Classroom management simulations
21. Programming and Statistics
    1. Data Representations
22. Basic Data Sciecne
23. Artificial Intelligence
24. Machine Learning
25. Deep Learning

Do you want your instructor to add some random stuff? A tool? A videogame? Feel free to ask me to do so. You can add that feature request in the feedback form.

Checking into different game engines.​

Escalability​

This means how good are they at scaling up.

Out of the question​

• 3djs -> Too complex for your first game engine

Gamemaker Studio 2 - For first game engine​

Subscription Comparison​

Phaser - For fast loading games (Totally Free)​

Phaser/Godot- Best for Chromebook​

Game Development on Chromebook with Godot

While the case for Phaser is that it just needs a linux terminal + a programming field and that should be enough since it just needs a browser for loading it.

Showcase

Unity - Best for Serious Game Dev​

Study Plan​

Idea: What if I run out of things to teach? I can teach multiple things that the students might be williing to learn.​

Reasoning Usually my "lecture" takes around 5 minutes. The rest of the class is left for students to work on the activity

Strategy​

• Separate the lesson of 45 minutes in order to fit multiple lectures.
• Separate the different lessons the further apart from each other so it's not a "lump" of information

What to learn?​

Intro​

• Python basics
• UX Design
• 3D Modeling and Printing.
• Art for Videogames: Pixel Art + Animations
• Mobile App Dev MIT App Inventor
• Java
• Game Development using GameStudio 2
• Web Development (Front-end)
• Crafts 101
• Javascript
• Ethics, Commuinication and Project Managament for engineers
• Relational Databases

After the first programming Language​

Requirements:

• Needs a Windows/Mac Laptop
• Have learn Python or Java first

• Dungeon and Dragons + Python.
• Python for boring stuff Automation
• Python Advanced
• Hardware and Robotics
• Data Science & Artificial Intelligence
• Hacking 101
• Competitive Programming
• Cracking your code Interview
• Game Development using Unity (Fairly Hard)

Advanced​

Requirements:

• Take at least 2 courses with me

• 1 course must been either Java/Python

• Machine Learning

• Mobile App Development for IOS

  • Requires a Mac

• Mobile App Development for Android Studio

• Project 101 - You design your own programming project and work on it. (I recommend at least taking 2 classess with me before this.)

• Backend Development + Databases or Full Stack Development

• Advanced Front-end (RactJS)