Creating an advanced course on game design using Scratch can be an excellent way to introduce learners to more complex principles of game development while utilizing a platform that is beginner-friendly and highly accessible. Scratch, developed by MIT, is a block-based visual programming language primarily aimed at children, making it ideal for educational purposes. Here's how you might structure an advanced game design course focused on using

This course aims to take students beyond the basics of Scratch, exploring sophisticated game mechanics, complex logic, and advanced programming techniques. Students will learn to create intricate and engaging games using Scratch’s user-friendly interface. By the end of the course, participants will have built several games that include features found in professional game development.

Target Audience:

• Students with basic knowledge of Scratch or other programming languages
• Hobbyists interested in game development

Prerequisites:

• Completion of an introductory course to Scratch or equivalent experience
• Basic understanding of programming concepts like loops, variables, and conditionals