Game Physics Simulation Virtual Internship
This comprehensive 14-week virtual internship track focuses on implementing realistic physical interactions and simulations in games, from rigid body dynamics to soft body deformations and fluid simulations. Interns will gain hands-on experience with industry-standard game engines like Unity and Unreal Engine, as well as programming languages like C# and C++. By the end of the program, interns will have developed a strong understanding of game physics and the ability to create visually stunning and physically accurate in-game simulations. This track is designed for advanced learners with a background in game development, 3D modeling, and mathematics. Upon completion, interns will have a portfolio of projects that showcase their expertise in game physics simulation, making them highly competitive for roles in game development, VFX, and simulation engineering.
Track Overview
Tasks & Milestones
Implementing a Bouncing Ball
AdvancedStudents will create a simple scene in a game engine (Unity or Unreal Engine) and implement a bouncing ball simulation, incorporating rigid body dynamics and collision detection.
Implementing a Stacking and Sliding Simulation
AdvancedStudents will create a scene in a game engine that showcases the simulation of stacking and sliding rigid bodies, incorporating advanced collision detection and response algorithms.
Implementing a Cloth Simulation
AdvancedStudents will create a cloth simulation in a game engine, incorporating realistic deformations and interactions with rigid body objects.
Implementing a Water Simulation
AdvancedStudents will create a water simulation in a game engine, incorporating realistic fluid dynamics and interactions with other physics objects.
Developing a Physics-Driven Game Level
AdvancedStudents will create a complete game level that showcases the integration of advanced physics simulations, including rigid body dynamics, soft body deformations, and fluid simulations.
Prerequisites
- • Intermediate to advanced experience in game development
- • Strong understanding of 3D modeling and mathematics
- • Familiarity with game engines like Unity or Unreal Engine
- • Proficiency in programming languages like C# or C++
- • Passion for creating realistic and immersive game physics simulations
Certificate
Certificate of Completion
Earn a certificate upon successful completion