Building a Game Development Program

Authors:
Lawrence Argent;Bill Depper;Rafael Fajardo;Sarah Gjertson;Scott T. Leutenegger;Mario A. Lopez;Jeff Rutenbeck
Affiliations:
University of Denver;University of Denver;University of Denver;University of Denver;University of Denver;University of Denver;University of Denver
Venue:
Computer
Year:
2006

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Abstract

In 2004, the University of Denver began offering majors in game development, with research and scholarship directed toward "humane gaming," a term that includes medical and educational game applications and socially conscious gaming.