Our game design courses, which are based on the Vibe Coding method—a approach that focuses on creating software by explaining what you want to artificial intelligence, without writing code—have been incorporated into our new curriculum.
“Vibe Coding,” one of the most talked-about concepts in the software world in recent times, is now being introduced to our students through our educational program. The game used to demonstrate the program was developed not by writing code line by line, but by telling the AI what was wanted.
AI Writes the Code
Vibe Coding is based on the principle of the user explaining what they want to do to artificial intelligence in their own words, and having the AI write the code. The term was coined in 2025 by AI researcher Andrej Karpathy. The concept quickly gained widespread popularity and was selected as the “Word of the Year” by Collins Dictionary that same year.
Development in three steps
The method works quite simply: The user first describes their idea, then tries it out by playing the resulting game. Afterward, they develop the game step by step using simple commands like “add a double jump.”
The final say still rests with the human
It’s important to remember that AI can make mistakes too. Testing, catching errors, and making decisions are still the user’s job. We embrace this approach in our training as well: The idea is yours, the AI writes the code, but the final say is still yours.
