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Now that I've talked to you a bit about the course and the goals that will help you achieve.
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Let me tell you about myself and my credentials for teaching this course.
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My name is Rob Joia and I've been teaching on Udemy since September 2017.
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I've been taking a good look at both positive and constructive feedback from my students and use those
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comments to inform some of the decisions I made.
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When making this course.
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I heard students wanted more thorough explanations, additional hands on coding exercises and a deeper
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understanding, of course, material.
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I currently work in New York City as a mobile software engineer, using c shop every single day of work.
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I am super passionate about the C short programming language, and I am thrilled at the opportunity
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to present you with a course that will teach you the ins and outs of my favorite programming language.
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During my time working with C Sharp in both the professional and personal capacity I've used to c sharp
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to teach students how to program.
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When I worked as a teacher's assistant at the New Jersey Institute of Technology build virtual reality
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games to therapy, children with convergence insufficiency, an eye disorder and gamefly their treatment.
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Build a lifestyle scratch to win mobile app with over 10 million installs.
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OK, I'll admit this job also used some Java programming, but C Sharp was still a crucial skill for
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the job.
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Developed called traitor apps based around high end intellectual property like Marvel, Disney and Star
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Wars.
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Create Udemy courses that students have used to build full length video games using Unity and C Sharp.
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I also took part in the Google interview process during October 2018 and used C Sharp during the phone
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interview.
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I continued on in the interview process, but obtained another high paying job in the process.
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An opportunity to work on a Marvel collect app, among other top intellectual property mobile apps.
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My background has been gaming focused, but I want to emphasize that this is not a game development
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or unity.
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Course C Sharp is so powerful and can be used in so many other capacities.
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And this course is meant to make you a master of C sharp and then teach you how to build all kinds of
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projects using this powerful programming language.
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One of the projects at the end of the course is a game in unity.
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But the other projects spanned web development, mobile development, A.I. programming, machine learning
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and working with databases in C Sharp.
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I have a Bachelor of Science degree in information technology from NJ I.T., the New Jersey Institute
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of Technology.
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As a student who never programmed until I got to college, I want to help others looking to enter the
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tech industry and teach them the techniques.
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I used to learn programming quickly and effectively.
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That's right.
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I never wrote a line of code until I went to college.
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Three and a half years later, I was working as a professional game developer in New York City.
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It is true that programming takes time to master, but that doesn't mean you have to be perfect or know
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everything to land a high paying job.
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I'm not perfect and I still don't know everything there is to know about programming.
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In fact, I've met developers that have been programming for 15 and 20 years and they aren't perfect
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and don't know everything.
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My teaching focuses on conveying the most relevant skills that you can use to build your portfolio and
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to get hands on real world technical experience geared towards landing your dream tech industry job.
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I am an industry professional who also has teaching experience and a passion for learning and teaching
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about the latest programming languages and technologies.
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The topics I enjoy teaching and I'm very knowledgeable about include computer programming, information
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technology, game development and web development.
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OK, now that you know about the course goals and about my credentials, let's jump headfirst into the
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course material.
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The next section will teach you the fundamentals of computer science.
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