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Introduction

GAS 2016 explores issues that crosscut the software engineering and the game engineering communities. Modern games entail the development, integration, and balancing of software capabilities drawn from algorithm design and complexity, artificial intelligence, computer graphics, computer-supported cooperative work/play, database management systems, human-computer interaction and interface design, operating systems and resource/storage management, networking, programming/scripting language design and interpretation, performance monitoring, and more. Few other software system application arenas demand such technical mastery and integration skill. Yet game development is expected to rely on such mastery, and provide a game play experience that most users find satisfying, fun, and engaging. Computer games are thus an excellent domain for which to research and develop new ways and means for software engineering.

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Game developers share a common community of interest: how to best engineer game software. They focus their attention on entertainment market opportunities as well as game-based applications in non-entertainment domains such as education, healthcare, defense, and scientific research (i.e., serious games). This Workshop seeks contributions from academic researchers and commercial game developers, addressing topics that span the emerging and current research challenges in the area: 

  • Large-scale game software engineering
  • Game software requirements engineering
  • Game software design (architecture, component)
  • Game software testing, including usability, playability
  • Teamwork processes in game software engineering
  • Automated generation of computer games
  • Global software game development
  • Cloud-based computing infrastructure and services to support online games
  • Analysis of data from large scale game playing
  • Crowd-sourced play, or games with a purpose.
  • Gamification, or gaming for productivity (serious games).
  • Game-based software engineering education. 
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  • Conference Date

    May 14

    2016

    to

    May 15

    2016

  • May 15 2016

    Registration deadline

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