it's a good course it's a good course, although I'm not really sure it's great for people without experience in similar coding environments. Also, Dilmer speaks extremely fast and I needed to watch the videos in .75 speed, which never happens to me in other courses

Nothing really new I tried the AR course. The course is ok, for beginners. The problem is that it doesn't go further than anything you could learn for free on Unity learn. It just explores the different subsystems, then make some logs to illustrate it is working, that's it. For the price I paid, I expected much more. Like going deeper in the different settings (here Dilmer just says "I think it does that, but well I'm not sure so let's not touch it"), going deeper in the understanding AR Foundation, going deeper in the classes etc. and even why not setting up some mini project. So, again, for absolute beginners why not, but you should use Unity learn instead, it's free and it's the same (or better).

The lessons are structured well and… The lessons are structured well and cover all the basics for those just starting out, good the lesson delivery I would make it even more in-depth for those who struggle to follow the videos because of the language.

This is what I needed to start to… This is what I needed to start to understand game programming. Supplemented with Dilmers YouTube videos I’m able to make some useful training tools for healthcare.

Super course :D!!! I've completed the C# course, and I can say that it has greatly improved my knowledge of Unity as professional. It's not like the basic courses you usually find on YouTube or Udemy; it goes in-depth in every part. I'm really happy. :D