Project Description
Current research in academia uses a linear or binary distinction in participants when categorizing them by their video game skill level. My research has shown this to be an unreliable and non-standardized metric within academia, and next I intend to develop a nonlinear gaming personas categorization to better improve others’ research. You will need to perform user studies and statistical analysis in the programming language R.
Prerequisites
CSCI 209 completion is required. Prior knowledge of the programming language R or statistical methods recommended but not required.
Special Comments
Project Information (subject to change)
Estimated Start Date: 6/16/2025
Estimated End Date: 8/22/2025
Estimated Project Duration: 10 weeks
Maximum Number of Students Sought: 2
Research Location: Hybrid
Contact Information: Elizabeth Matthews (email: lmatthews@wlu.edu)