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4 Weeks Only Virtual Reality training is a 4 weeks long Instructor-led and guided training with Practical Hands-On Lab exercises to be taught over 16 hours, 2 sessions per week, 2 hours per session.

• The medium of instruction is English.
• All Published Ticket Prices are in US Dollars.

4 Weeks Only Virtual Reality Training Schedule

• December 14, 2020 - January 6, 2021 US Pacific time
• 4 Weeks | 2 Hours on Mondays, 2 Hours on Wednesdays every week US Pacific time
• 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM US Pacific time each of those days
• Please click here to add your city name and check your local date and time for the first session to be held on December 14, 2020 at 5.30 PM US Pacific Time.

Features and Benefits

• 4 weeks, 8 sessions, 16 hours of total Instructor-led and guided training
• Training material, instructor handouts and access to useful resources on the cloud provided
• Practical Hands-on Lab exercises provided
• Actual code and scripts provided
• Real-life Scenarios

Course Objectives

This course is designed for those who are new to virtual reality and want to learn about the fundamentals of VR technology including optics, displays, stereopsis, tracking, and major hardware platforms. No programming experience is needed to take this class.

By the end of this course, you will have created and deployed a VR application. You will understand the physical principles of VR and you will use that knowledge to create a comfortable, high-performance VR application using Unity.

Who can take this Course?

• Programming experience is not required. If you are new to virtual reality, and would like to start learning about this new technology, you have come to the right place.
• We will teach and use the Unity platform to edit a VR app, so you should have access to a computer running Mac OS X (10.8+) or Windows (7, 8, or 10).

Course Outline

1. What is VR?
2. Understanding the Basics of Virtual Reality
3. Exploring the Different Applications of Virtual Reality
4. Working with the Three Illusions in Virtual Reality – | Place Illusion | Plausibility Illusion | Embodiment Illusion
5. Understanding the Challenges in Virtual Reality
6. Learn the basic history of VR development
7. Learn the physical principles of VR including display, optics and orientation tracking
8. Understand how comfort & presence play a role in VR development
9. Platforms & Paradigms
10. Learn the difference between native, game engines, and web platforms
11. Learn how tracking in VR works
12. Learn about the different platforms currently available for VR development
13. Learn about to install and open a project in the Unity platform
14. Learn how to view, inspect, and gain a basic understanding of the Unity platform interface
15. Install and open an app in Google cardboard
16. Developing 3D Virtual Reality Environments
17. Understanding the Basics of 3D Graphics
18. Using 3D Engines and Development Environments
19. Developing Virtual Reality Graphics
20. Using Sound in Virtual Reality and Using Advanced 3D Audio Techniques for Experience Enhancement
21. Understanding the Requirements of Content Creation for Virtual Reality
22. Working with Interaction in Virtual Reality
23. Moving Around in Virtual Reality: Physical Navigation and Virtual Navigation Techniques
24. Interacting with Objects in Virtual Reality
25. Interacting with Objects within Reach
26. Challenges in Virtual Reality Interaction
27. User Interfaces in Virtual Reality
28. Working with Characters in Virtual Reality
29. Animating and Controlling Virtual Characters’ Body Movements in Virtual Reality
30. Recreating Facial Animation in Virtual Reality
31. Getting Ready to Develop Your First Virtual Reality Game
32. Developing a Storyboard for Your Game Concept
33. Developing a Working Prototype of Your Virtual Reality Game
34. Testing Your Prototype with Players
35. Developing the Game Proper
36. Refining the Virtual Reality Interaction
37. Implementing the Virtual Reality Graphics
38. Finishing Your Game

The course outline given above is a guideline and the instructor may customize this outline to suit the students in the class. All topics will be covered time permitting in 16 hours.

This course will teach you everything from the history to the evolution of VR technology, potential applications of VR today and in the future. There will be a paradigm shift in how we view at the physical world.

The lines between physical and digital world are already getting blurred and potentially there will be no difference in the future with the advent of VR.