How do you like my (approved) topic for three credits of graduate level independent research:
"An In-Depth Examination of the Evolution of Console-Based Role Playing Game User Interfaces Over the Past 20 Years."
How do you like my (approved) topic for three credits of graduate level independent research:
"An In-Depth Examination of the Evolution of Console-Based Role Playing Game User Interfaces Over the Past 20 Years."
and it really works?!
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wow, that's too good to be true!:-D
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Yup. My focus is on game design (i.e. graphics, AI and user interface courses) and the professor that approved it has a research focus in Human-Computer Interaction. I am treating the topic seriously, though I will be playing games all summer for it :-D
nice
I'll try and get that to happen next semester! nice idea!
Oh yeah, I did a paper once on the Hero myth in electronic gaming, compared Super Mario, the Legend of Zelda, and Final Fantasy to King Arthur, Jesus, the Odyssey, etc. Got an A on it too. I don't think I still have it though.
Ah, the Hero's Journey narrative structure is common of most Japanese RPGs. Back when I took "Topics on Compared Cultures" or something like that, it made a lot of sense.
How many credit hours do you earn per semester for doing this?
Props for pulling that off :D
I myself visited Digitainment 2005 (www.digitainment2005.nl) last week, a national symposium/seminar on the technological, bussiness and sociological impacts of video games and other forms of digital entertainment, sponsored by several Dutch universities, as well as Microsoft and a few other companies. Got no credits for it, unfortunately, but it was very interesting (this Japanese professor who lectured about "rock and roll robot" added the much-needed comical note) and there was free beer afterwards :D
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