Coming to my final year for uni and I made a small mobile game project using Unity in C#. Not on the app store or anything but it was a fun experience and I will be making some other projects. Not sure if I'll stick with Unity though.
EDIT: All this talk of computer science degrees makes me want to weigh in - you don't do a tremendous amount of coding (you do a bit by ways of projects, but you're not always assessed on your coding skill) over actual techincal sciency stuff and math. If you want to learn how to code you're better off looking for software development style degrees (if there are any) or apprenticeships/internships in places looking for developers. At least that's my experience over here.
EDIT: All this talk of computer science degrees makes me want to weigh in - you don't do a tremendous amount of coding (you do a bit by ways of projects, but you're not always assessed on your coding skill) over actual techincal sciency stuff and math. If you want to learn how to code you're better off looking for software development style degrees (if there are any) or apprenticeships/internships in places looking for developers. At least that's my experience over here.
Last edited by Gynx; May 4, 2017 at 11:45 PM.
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