The tutorials leave a lot to be desired, and I have some expertise on this because I'm a college instructor and have been producing video tutorials for years. Most of the videos are more like demonstrations, as opposed to instruction. The first couple of courses in this specialization are fine, because it doesn't get deeply into the meat of using Unity. If you already know how to use Unity3D, then you'll probably be able to complete the 5 classes without a problem. If you didn't know how to use Unity (or Unreal, etc.) when you started these classes, then I wouldn't recommend that you take the 5 course series. It just gets worse. The material gets more complex but the videos don't instruct. They provide a sort of general overview of what to do. Even when you are provided with some materials (such as scripts or Unity packages) they don't always work.Once you get past class 2, you better have A LOT of extra time in your life because you'll probably be spending many hours hunting down additional help online, watching loads of extra videos and doing a bunch of trial and error hours just to get to the point where you have a project you can upload to the course assignment page. I'm in the middle of course 4 of the 5, by the way.

Again a very good course in this specialization. This course gives in-depth introduction of many aspects of VR development. It goes beyond a shallow introduction. It gives you the necessary knowledge to start experimenting on your own.

I also like the fact that there are multiple teachers, who are experts in their field.

Excelent concepts and help during tutorials.... it will be really easy if you have experience in 3D modeling software.

The lecturers conveys the information accurately and they really know about the subject that they are teaching.

Really exciting experience.

I can't say enough about how amazing this course is! 3D Models for Virtual Reality cover 3D graphics and how they work in VR, audio asset types and how they work in VR and the VR graphics pipeline as well as ow all of these work with human perception.

This course refreshed my skills of developing 3D models and environments in Unity3D software. Some new learnings were interesting and useful - viz. how and where to to get 3D models.

Loving learning about VR and space design in this coarse; so much to learn, but the content isn't overwhelming - you're given resources to continue learning its great!

Good course to get started in VR dev without freaking out! A glimpse of scripting and mostly getting used to the software by assets management.

Can be tough because there are multiple media options to build projects but overall will help you become comfortable with various VR systems.

As a beginner in this field this is the course you need and also other best thing it will well equipped you for further development.

Great review. Good introduction to Unity. However, there did seem to be a reliance on a lot of outside materials at times.

Thanks for this well explained course.

It covers many critical aspects of 3D VR environments.

I have done a lot of work in unity already, but i have learned many things in that

Highly-recommended. It was too challenging for me, I have to repeat it.

Challenging but informative. laying down the basics.

I am very happy! This is a excellent course

Exactly what I was looking for !!!

Very good learning experience.

Very useful course, thank you!

Lovely course, thank you

It was really helpful

Love this course!!

Great course.

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Lots of content in the course! Broken down and explain nicely. Really nice to go back through the videos to access information pertaining to the assignments. I'm not going in a game creating direction but the concepts, functions and features that are are covered as part of the course are still valuable to understand, Thanks,

The course comprehensively covered the intended topic and gave me the skills I was expecting of it. The only reason I did not give it 5/5 stars was that much of the material was presented purely verbally with no visual examples. This was luckily not true of the unity workflows, which were easy to follow along with.