Computer Science students Trey Custodio ’26 and Sanjog Basnet ’27 co-authored a paper with CS Professor Liz Matthews titled “Exploring User Demographics for Research on Video Games,”. Their work used a survey to study gaming preferences and identify patterns in player behavior, helping improve how researchers classify gamers.
Custodio (CS major; Creative Writing and German minor) and Basnet (double major in Cognitive and Behavioral Science and Computer Science; Japanese minor) conducted the research as Summer Scholars in 2025.
The research will be presented at the Gaming and Technology Conference, held July 25–27 in Valencia, Spain.
Congratulations to Trey and Sanjog on this exciting accomplishment!
You can read the full Columns article here: https://columns.wlu.edu/wl-students-accepted-for-publication-at-the-gaming-and-technology-conference/