The Unity I course, offered in-person by The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory's (APL) STEM Academy, provides students with an introduction to video game creation using the Unity platform. The course focuses on teaching both 2D and 3D perspectives, along with basic coding using C#. The curriculum includes learning to add and create 3D objects and sound effects. The course encourages the completion of lab work outside of class time, with four labs and a final project as part of the program. It is essential to note that previous programming experience is beneficial, as this course could be challenging for those with little to no background in programming. The Unity I course is delivered in-person, with students completing the majority of their coursework at APL's campus. The course is scheduled to run from early September through early December, with classes held once a week from 5:00 PM to 6:30 PM. Instructors for the course are practicing APL computer scientists, engineers, and other STEM professionals, bringing real-world applications and experience to the classroom setting. They aim to provide an accessible, inclusive, and supportive learning environment for all students. Upon successful completion of Unity I, students will have gained a fundamental understanding of game design, including the ability to create 2D and 3D video games using Unity and how to code in C#. This foundational knowledge will serve as a springboard for further exploration into game design and programming.