게임 프로그래머 취업 비법서(대기업 실제 면접 모음집)

This lecture is for those who tried to study advanced algorithms but feel lost on how to approach problems with just the basic data structures and algorithms found in books.

This is a lecture where you easily learn important mathematical concepts used in games. People who know math well take that knowledge for granted, so they cannot teach under the assumption that you know nothing. I will explain from a beginner's perspective, truly treating you as someone with no prior knowledge.

Easily learn data structures and algorithms, which were difficult to learn with C++, in easy steps. Unlike typical lectures, this course combines data structures and algorithms, allowing you to learn them simultaneously while considering their interrelationships.

You should stop programming by searching for and copying source code from Google. It is important to code freely on your own without relying on other people's code.

I had previously created a simple engine structure with DX11, and now this is a course where the functionality implementations of the engine transitioning to DX12 are implemented in earnest. From the standpoint of having developed my own engine for a long time, I have made efforts to make it easy to approach so that many people can develop their own engines. Stop struggling with GPT, Google, and searching for materials anymore.

This is the process of refactoring a game engine made with C++ using the DirectX 11 library. It was developed by inferring internal code, allowing you to think about the internal principles of the Unity engine. This is not a project at the level of a rendering program typically covered in academies/lectures. It builds a real game engine incorporating various technologies, from the build system and scripting.

This is the process of creating a game engine using C++, similar to the Unity game engine. It was created by inferring the internal code, and through this, we can think about the internal principles of the Unity engine.

This course is for beginners who are wondering "What should I do now?" after building a basic knowledge of Unity. You can learn the core code of a small-scale hyper-casual game in a short but intense way. (All resources and PDF materials used in the course are provided.)

From documents to interviews, the A-Z of designer employment is included. We will show you in detail how to increase your chances of passing by watching the interview process of an actual applicant that you cannot see anywhere else.

Make your game development dreams a reality! Employment/career change strategies for domestic game companies, directly from a current AAA game developer!

This lecture aims to be a welcome resource for those who dream of becoming game programmers. 1) We share tips on resumes & cover letters, portfolios, and interviews needed for employment. 2) We share the story that continues from zero, through becoming a junior, and beyond.

Anyone who is a C/C++ developer can get started. You can quickly learn MFC Windows programming by selecting only the core. We also provide a 1200-page textbook.

This course carefully selects only the essential Java core concepts you must know for practical work and interviews, covering everything from object-oriented programming to collections, multithreading, and modern Java all in one comprehensive guide. Beyond basic syntax, we explain advanced concepts that make the difference in interviews through diagrams and examples in an easy-to-understand way, organized with slides for quick review at a glance. If you want to systematically organize Java core concepts, start right now.

I worked at a company called Algolia in France from 2019 to 2022. I would like to share the reason why I applied to this company, the process of moving, and what I learned and my thoughts. This is not a video like "Secrets to Successful Overseas Employment" that can be applied to everyone. However, I hope that this video, which details my personal experience, will be a good hint to many people.

Listening to the interview speech can help you pass the interview with flying colors.

This is a core CS (computer-science) lecture that selects only the computer architecture concepts frequently encountered in practice and interviews, explaining and organizing them easily with a focus on diagrams. It was designed so that even those encountering it for the first time can grasp the flow and quickly continue with subsequent learning. The slides themselves are structured to serve as reviewable summary notes. If you want to get a grasp of the computer architecture flow, start right now.

Database concepts most frequently encountered in interviews and practical work, This introductory course is organized flow- and diagram-centrically. From SQL basic syntax to normalization, transactions, indexes, sharding/partitioning, and security, It explains seemingly complex DB concepts, structurally linking them with real-world examples. Finally, an interview practice chapter is included, So you can confidently answer questions like "What is a transaction?" and "When are indexes used?".

DevOps Interview Preparation: Master your interview preparation for Git, Docker, CI/CD, Terraform, Ansible, Kubernetes, and Monitoring.

Do you dread the moment of persuasion? Stop negotiating by gut feeling and emotion! With ex-Apple Business Coach Jasmine Han, 15 mins daily, in a month, you'll take negotiation control.

For those who have chosen a career in information security/information technology and are preparing to move to large corporations/financial institutions, we will reveal our strategy for passing the exam. A current CISO who has personally recruited and recommended numerous people will share his secrets for passing the exam. He has heard from his acquaintances, security company CEOs and executives of large companies, and compiled a recruitment bible by collecting a vast amount of recruitment secret data.

Through this lecture, students will be able to learn the basic and post-processing technology flow of semiconductors, and will be able to learn the content necessary to prepare for interviews at post-processing semiconductor companies.

This is a [Backend, Resume Enhancement] class prepared for job seekers and junior developers.

This is a core CS (computer-science) lecture that organizes essential data structure concepts, which are required for practical work and interviews, centered around intuitive flow and diagrams. It covers the entire range from arrays and lists to trees, graphs, and heaps, selecting only the key parts. It's designed to help even first-time learners quickly grasp the overall context by explaining concepts in a connected structure rather than a simple enumeration. The slides are structured in an organized note format suitable for review, and are especially recommended for those looking for a final review before an interview or who wish to solidify their basic concepts.

If you are preparing for a data analyst job or career change and were curious about hearing from someone in the field, ask a data analyst anything!

We'll tell you what to do and what not to do when you have to give a technical/business presentation.