Conference Chair
Jim Whitehead
University of California,
Santa Cruz,
Santa Cruz, CA
FDG !09 – the International Conference on Foundations of Digital Games – is a focal point for academic efforts in all areas of research and education involving computer and console games, game technologies, game play and game design.
FDG 2009 seeks high-quality, original submissions that report on work across all areas of games research that promote new game capabilities, designs, applications and modes of play. We encourage participation from researchers and practitioners from around the globe. All submissions will be reviewed by a distinguished international program committee. Further, we encourage submissions in specific theme areas including artificial intelligence, computer science and games education, databases, games studies & game design, graphics & interfaces and networks & security.
The conference"s program includes presentations of full length papers which are selected by the program committee after in-depth analysis and discussion. A set of poster presentations will stimulate discussion on work in progress. A doctoral consortium will encourage new researchers early in their graduate career by providing input on their ideas from the conference program committee. The conference experience also includes keynote and invited talks by industry and academic leaders, panels on exciting issues and tutorials focusing on the incorporation of game technology into research and academic programs.
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