Bayliss’s paper named runner-up for best paper award
Jessica Bayliss, professor of interactive games and media, had her paper “The Data-Oriented Design Process for Game Development” from IEEE’s Computer magazine named a runner-up for the 2022 Best Paper Award by the IEEE Computer Society Publications Board.
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