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Seeking Program Director for Professional Games MS
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Expressive Intelligence Studio Blog. EIS at UC Santa Cruz. Curing Games’ Amnesia with NLP. Four Jobs at UC Santa Cruz ». Seeking Program Director for Professional Games MS. June 29, 2015. Interested in working on innovative games, with passionate people, in an academic position in Silicon Valley? We’re seeking a leader. Application review begins July 17th, and much more information is in the official flier. Read more from this author. This entry was posted in Academics. Four Jobs at UC Santa Cruz ».
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Curing Games’ Amnesia with NLP
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Expressive Intelligence Studio Blog. EIS at UC Santa Cruz. Donald Brinkman on “Tin Cupping for Plutonium” (Media Systems). Seeking Program Director for Professional Games MS ». Curing Games’ Amnesia with NLP. June 24, 2015. All that is about to change. Today UC Santa Cruz is introducing two new, free web tools. That use natural language processing to help people find related games. One tool, GameNet,. The announcement will happen at the Foundations of Digital Games. The Game Metadata and Citation Project...
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Category Archives: Games
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Expressive Intelligence Studio Blog. EIS at UC Santa Cruz. Current Game Preservation is Not Enough. June 6, 2016. This post is a distillation of some current thoughts on game preservation (extending to software preservation) that arose from a presentation I gave at Stanford two weeks ago. Video of that talk is here. The discussion in this post is a little more advanced and focuses mainly on the last 10-15 minutes of the talk. […]. Also posted in Gaming Culture. February 10, 2015. Also posted in Prom Week.
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John Davison of GamePro Talk at UCSC
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Expressive Intelligence Studio Blog. EIS at UC Santa Cruz. Space Invaders Enterprise Edition. Bob Mitchell Talk at UCSC ». John Davison of GamePro Talk at UCSC. February 17, 2010. John Davison (image from the San Francisco Chronicle). 8220;The breadth of video game development” (working title). John Davison, Executive Vice President of Content at GamePro. Date: Tuesday, February 23rd. Place: Digital Media Theater, UCSC. Hosted By: Chris Lewis, Noah Wardrip-Fruin. This entry was posted in Academics. 8230;...
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EIS at UC Santa Cruz
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Expressive Intelligence Studio Blog. EIS at UC Santa Cruz. PhD Candidate at UCSC in the Expressive Intelligence Studio. I work on software preservation, citation, and constructing a history for games. Expressive Intelligence Studio Blog. Current Game Preservation is Not Enough. June 6, 2016. New Publication: “A Unified Approach to Preserving Cultural Software Objects and their Development Histories”. February 10, 2015. Lost in the Cloud: File Format Investigations. November 6, 2013. Any software developm...
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A Probabilistic Multi-Pass Level Generator
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Expressive Intelligence Studio Blog. EIS at UC Santa Cruz. StarCraft AI Competition Submission. Retrospective on the CIG 2010 Level Design Competition ». A Probabilistic Multi-Pass Level Generator. September 2, 2010. I recently participated in the CIG 2010 Mario level generation competition. A level created by the probabilistic multi-pass generator. The generation process consists of several phases, which place additional object types in the level. The following passes occur during generation:. Is the pr...
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New Publication: “A Unified Approach to Preserving Cultural Software Objects and their Development Histories”
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Expressive Intelligence Studio Blog. EIS at UC Santa Cruz. Faculty Job in Games Research at UCSC. Ken Perlin on “Interdisciplinary Media Technology Research” (Media Systems) ». New Publication: “A Unified Approach to Preserving Cultural Software Objects and their Development Histories”. February 10, 2015. The report is available at CPGM’s main website (permanent URL link at the bottom of the page): https:/ games.soe.ucsc.edu/project/prom-week-development-archive. This entry was posted in Games. Making Se...
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Category Archives: Academics
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Expressive Intelligence Studio Blog. EIS at UC Santa Cruz. Two more faculty jobs at UC Santa Cruz. January 29, 2016. UC Santa Cruz has two more faculty jobs in games and computational media. One is an Assistant Professor in game design (apply by February 1st) and the other is a Teaching Professor position in computational media available for applicants at any level of seniority, and open to a wide range of specialties (apply by February […]. Four Jobs at UC Santa Cruz. October 27, 2015. June 29, 2015.
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Tag Archives: archives
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Expressive Intelligence Studio Blog. EIS at UC Santa Cruz. New Publication: “A Unified Approach to Preserving Cultural Software Objects and their Development Histories”. February 10, 2015. Also tagged prom week. Lost in the Cloud: File Format Investigations. November 6, 2013. Posted in Prom Week. Also tagged prom week. Noah Wardrip-Fruin on Curing Games’ Amnesia with NLP. GDC 2014: Gaming and the Humanities Miscellany is the Largest Category. On Procedural Literacy is the New Black. Making Sense with Ans...
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Retroactive Continuity and ‘South Park’
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Expressive Intelligence Studio Blog. EIS at UC Santa Cruz. Starcraft EISbot in GamePro. Defining a Gesture Ontology for Games ». Retroactive Continuity and ‘South Park’. April 21, 2010. Radical Islamic website warns South Park creators that they may end up dead for allegedly depicting Muhammad in a bear suit. I was shocked to see on CNN. That a radical Islamic website had issued this message to ‘South Park’ creators:. In a subsequent interview with Ayaan Hirsi. The episode that sparked such controversy a...