Upon the completion of this course, you will be able to:

• Discuss the processes of creating basic geometry
• Explain how to update Viewport on Resize
• Recall the types of lights, distinguish between them and state their uses
• Distinguish between modelling materials that are affected by light and not affected by light
• Recall how to create interactive 3D experiences on interactive web applications
• Explain how to load complex 3D models to the scene to help engage users
• Discuss how to develop 3D life experiences using skybox in Three.js
• Explain how to keep track of the application format or frame rate in Three.js
• Define a skybox and state how they are created and used

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Identify basic HTML tags and state their functions
• Explain the process of adding headings to a website
• Distinguish between the types of lists in HTML
• Describe the process of adding links, images, and tables to a website
• Explain the relevance of meta tags to a website
• Distinguish between the block and in-line elements in HTML
• Describe the process involved in embedding a website in another
• Identify various methods for formatting a website in HTML
• Describe the process of adding forms and media to a website using HTML
• Explain the role of CSS in designing a website with HTML
• Outline the importance of adding JavaScript to an HTML website

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Define styling and distinguish between the three types of styling in CSS
• State the functions of comments and how to do comments in CSS
• Identify examples of pseudo-classes in CSS and state their positions, respectively
• Explain how to create and manipulate border properties in CSS
• Discuss how to set background images for web pages using CSS
• Discuss what pseudo-elements are all about and state their roles in styling websites
• List some examples of layout types used in CSS
• Identify the similarities between the clear and float properties in CSS
• Recall the procedures to create rounded corners for background images and shapes in CSS
• Explain how to add shadows to elements in CSS

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Explain how to create a fully functional multi-device cross-platform tic-tac-toe game in Cocos2d-x using C++
• Describe the process and commands to set up and initiate the project
• Describe how to create the menu system for the game
• Describe how to create and implement splash scenes into the games
• Describe how to build a grid system and create game logic in the tic-tac-toe game
• Explain how to implement an AI system into the game
• Describe how to build other important parts of the games like pause and leaderboards to make the game more user-friendly
• Describe how to build unlock achievements in the tic-tac-toe game
• Identify key C++ commands and codes to develop games in Cocos2d-x
• Describe how to write a C++ program in Cocos2d-x for creating games

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Identify the method for SFML setup on Windows and Mac machines
• Describe how to implement the State Machine to switch between different states in a game
• Describe how to implement an Asset Manager for a game
• Explain how to build an Input Manager for a game
• List and create the states in a game
• Explain the method for implementing a ‘win condition’ in the tic-tac-toe game
• Describe how to add AI into a game
• Explain the methods for initializing the grid system, placing a piece and ‘checking for win’ condition

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Explain how to set up SFML for Windows OS and Mac OS
• State the role of a project directory folder and how to create one
• Explain how to hide the console on a Windows machine
• Discuss how to implement the header files in a state machine
• State the functions of an asset manager
• Distinguish between splash state and main menu state
• Recall the procedures for implementing the various game states

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Define ‘Swift’ and identify its characteristics
• Define ‘variables’ and ‘constants’ and explain how to use them in Swift
• Identify conditional statements and explain how to create them in Swift
• Describe For Loops and While Loops and explain how to create them using Swift
• Outline ‘switch’, ‘break’ and ‘continue’ statements and explain how to use them in Swift
• Describe how to create functions and classes in Swift
• Explain the method for creating enumerators using Swift

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Explain the concept of WebVR
• Outline the box drawing parameters in A-frame
• Distinguish between the various transformation tools in A-frame
• State the purpose of animation in A-Frame
• Explain how to make the scene interactive in A-Frame
• Distinguish between the various types of lights
• State the functions of the skybox effect
• Explain the importance of loading external models on thescene
• Recall the various methods of loading images on the scene
• Describe the process of loading a video into the scene
• Recall the manner of implementing a video sphere
• List the methods of loading videos/images into the A-Frame scene