Course Catalog
Section D · Laboratory ScienceUC Honors · +1.0 GPA
Game Design in Unity with Virtual Reality
UC A-G approved Game Design in Unity with Virtual Reality course delivered fully online through immersive VR and AI-enhanced instruction.
1 Year Online · Remote / Hybrid / In-Person Engineering Grades 9, 10, 11, 12 10 credits
Section DUC A‑G Requirement
Laboratory Science — 2 years required (3 recommended)
Must include at least two of the three foundational sciences: Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Each course must have a meaningful lab component. Integrated or interdisciplinary sciences may qualify.
UC Honors Designation
AP Science scores of 3–5 earn 1 extra weighted GPA point and can satisfy university lab science requirements.
Why This Matters for College Admission
Laboratory science demonstrates hands-on analytical skills. Most STEM programs at UC require 3+ years. VR-based lab simulations meet UC lab requirements.
What You'll Learn
Apply the engineering design process to identify problems and prototype solutions
Use CAD tools, simulations, and prototyping techniques
Understand materials science, structural mechanics, and systems thinking
Code hardware interfaces and program embedded systems
Collaborate on team engineering challenges modeled on real industry projects
Build a technical project portfolio demonstrating engineering competency
Course Structure
Semester 1, Unit 1Weeks 1–5
Foundations
- Core vocabulary and concepts
- Foundational skills
- Context-setting activities
Semester 1, Unit 2Weeks 6–12
Core Skills
- Skill-building exercises
- Primary assessments
- Collaborative projects
Semester 2, Unit 1Weeks 13–18
Advanced Concepts
- Deeper conceptual application
- Research and analysis
- Peer-review activities
Semester 2, Unit 2Weeks 19–24
Synthesis & Mastery
- Cross-unit integration
- Final capstone project
- Portfolio submission
Prerequisites & Requirements
Open to qualifying students in grades 9, 10, 11, 12; no prerequisites required
All students complete a placement conversation with our admissions team before enrollment is confirmed. Questions? Contact admissions.