Game Programmer Employment Strategy Guide

This is a course that covers the entire process of working with the Unreal Engine based on C++, in a shallow and quick way.

This course covers core computer science knowledge such as networking, multi-threading, and operating systems, and teaches MMORPG technology by building a game server from the ground up. It provides a comprehensive overview of the knowledge that a new server programmer should know, building a foundation that allows them to adapt to any project without feeling overwhelmed.

This is a lecture that analyzes the core source code of Unreal Engine. Through Obsidian-based minimaps and various visual resources, you can study difficult content more easily.

This course will teach you how to create a simple online 2D roguelike game using the key concepts learned in Parts 1-6.

This lecture continues the content implementation started in Part 7 by using EF Core learned in Part 8.

This is a course where you study core computer science knowledge such as networking/multithreading/operating systems and learn MMORPG technology by building a game server from scratch.

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.

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 lecture explains DirectX 11 knowledge, which is essential for studying game programming, at a level that beginners can understand.

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

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

This course teaches MS-SQL through baseball/company databases.

This is an all-in-one curriculum for game programming beginners who are unsure of where to start. It is a comprehensive curriculum that covers the basics of game programming, including C++, data structures/algorithms, STL, game mathematics, Windows API, and an introduction to game servers.

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

This course explores the essential RPG game feature of "pathfinding" while naturally teaching data structures and algorithms. It quickly covers common technical interview questions, allowing you to prepare for coding interviews in a short period.

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.

The AI era is bringing many changes to the gaming industry. We explore how the future will change, how to prepare for the future, and survival strategies for game developers.

This course will teach you the structure step by step by following the core parts of the Lyra project provided by UE5.

UE5 Multiplayer Game Dev. Intro. Course. Listen server-based multiplayer game dev, theory to implementation. Hands-on practice via [Last Man Standing] clone.

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

This lecture reveals employment secrets to prepare you for game programmer interviews. It handpicks frequently asked interview questions for game programmers.

When resumes look similar, 'differentiation' secures acceptance. For 6 weeks, learn 4 practical resume strategies directly from a backend practitioner.

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

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.

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.

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?".

Sharing basic know-how for everyone starting a new PO or PM position from existing positions such as design, non-development majors, and product planners.

We've included videos and PDFs on UX and portfolio creation, which are essential skills for getting a job as a designer at an IT company.

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

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.

This course explores the essential RPG game feature of "pathfinding" while naturally teaching data structures and algorithms. It quickly covers common technical interview questions, allowing you to prepare for coding interviews in a short period.

Web planners and PLs/PMs can quickly create high-quality deliverables.

We've collected designer portfolio materials, videos, and frequently asked questions related to portfolios that Movie Nim and Kiki Nim previously released for free.

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.

These mock technical interview questions were created by Jushin Game Academy, which has produced numerous game client developers over the past 10 years, based on their diverse experiences. We will support your employment as a game client developer.

[Inspiration Note] From how to find inspiration in everyday life with author Seunghee to questions you might have for Seunghee as a brand marketer!

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

We will reveal the actual data analysis portfolio of successful job seekers and the portfolio-related questions they received during interviews!

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.