INF 345 - Electronic Game Theory and Practice

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Study of the physical, social and psychological impacts of playing electronic games. Course provides students an opportunity to learn game play for one game title as part of the course and then to reflect upon their experience as it may pertain to the academic concepts studied in the course. Students will also learn about research relating to electronic game play in a variety of contexts which may include, gaming addiction, video game violence, physical and social aspects of game play as well as positive and negative cognitive impacts. Game title may vary by semester.

Credit hours: 3