[Rookiss] Rookiss's Pinpoint Lesson: AI Omakase Study Challenge

Business automation has always been the domain of developers, but Cowork lets you create your own workflows tailored to office tasks simply by making requests in Korean within a chat window—without any coding knowledge. In this course, we cover everything from the basics of maximizing office-work efficiency through no-code automation.

This is a lecture that naturally learns data structures and algorithms while studying [pathfinding], which is essential for RPG games.

This is a basic C# programming course for those who do not have basic programming knowledge. It is not a class that focuses on memorizing grammar, but rather summarizes only the most necessary parts.

This is an introductory course where you learn the core concepts of Claude Code through a 3D office analogy. From hiring a single robot in an empty office, giving it a brain and a heart, equipping it with tools, permissions, and memory, to eventually having multiple robots work together as a team—each concept unfolds as an office scene. You will master every concept by interacting with the digital course materials and complete your learning through hands-on practice on your own computer.

This is a lecture on creating a simple online 2D roguelike game by utilizing the core concepts learned in Parts 1–6.

This contains everything you need to know for Unity engine-based game development in 2026! AI will likely handle the coding anyway, but you still need to know the essentials to give proper instructions! It covers more detailed content than the previous series on building with C# and Unity. This content is a refined version of what was covered in the previous [Game Development Challenge].

This is a course where you will learn about how to use the Unity engine and the features it provides, and learn methods to manage it efficiently.

This is a course where you study core major knowledge such as network, multi-threading, and operating systems, and learn MMORPG technology by building a game server from scratch.

In the era of agents, true skill comes from 'control.' You will perfectly master the operating principles of agents by building the core architectures of Claude Code—Agent, Tool, MCP, Skill, and AgentTeam—from scratch.

In just one year, an AI-driven cataclysm has occurred. Is it over for game programmers forever? Let's predict the future direction of the industry and establish a tailored strategy.

Learn the basic C++ syntax for smooth learning of the series. We will cover essential content from assembly language to basic C++ syntax, STL, and C++11 in a compressed manner.

This course covers the overall aspects of web servers required for game development, using the latest ASP.NET Core (Blazor, WebAPI).

This is a course for learning MS-SQL through baseball and corporate databases.

This is a lecture where we continue implementing the content started in Part 7, using the EF Core learned in Part 8.

It covers the direction of employment, studies, and entrepreneurship in the era of AI.

This is a lecture practicing Unity development by creating a game similar to Supersense's hit, Burger Please.

A course for absolute beginners. This course teaches Blueprint, Unreal Engine's visual scripting, for programmer-level familiarity.

This is an introductory course on creating multiplayer games in UE5. You will practice everything from theory to implementation of listen server-based multiplayer game development by recreating the actual game [Last Man Standing].

You can't just let the server you worked so hard to build rot away in a development environment. This lecture will teach you how to operate a server that can be accessed from outside using AWS.

This course will teach you about Entity Framework Core, a .NET ORM for seamless database integration.