Major Qualifying Projects
The MQP is a high-level research project in the student's major field. Through the MQP every WPI student has the chance to experience the kind of real-world problem solving that will soon characterize their professional careers. With an MQP on their resume, WPI students have a leg up on the competition when it comes to launching careers or gaining admission to the best graduate schools.
The MQP involves problems typical of those found in the student's professional discipline and addresses challenging research issues. These qualifying projects are far from trivial; each requires a substantial part of an academic year, culminating in a project report and poster on Project Presentation Day.
2013 Major Qualifying Projects
View some recent Interactive Media & Game Development MQPs below.
AIPaint: A Sketch-Based Behavior Tree Authoring Tool
Project Year: 2011
Artwork for a Casual Sports Game
Project Year: 2009
Blinding Silence: A Sound-Based Puzzle Game
Project Year: 2010
Blood Tide
Project Year: 2010
Bushido Bots
Project Year: 2013
Captain Eagle Vs. Doctor Catastrophe
Project Year: 2013
Chronopigger: The Making of an IGF Winner
Project Year: 2011
Demon Dissension
Project Year: 2013
Grail to the Thief: Developing Games for the Sight Impaired
Project Year: 2013
Hydrospace
Project Year: 2013
iGotBand
Project Year: 2009
isoChronal Panic!
Project Year: 2013
Lifespan
Project Year: 2013
Lilium: Exploring Collaborative Artificial Intelligence
Project Year: 2012
Memory Dash: A Multiplayer iPhone Game
Project Year: 2009
Obsidian: Adaptive Enemy-Based Gameplay
Project Year: 2011
Pandora: Purge of Pride
Project Year: 2013
Petrified: Team-Based, Multiplayer Survival/Horror Game
Project Year: 2009
Prince of Pride
Project Year: 2010
Relic: The Aetherian Uprising
Project Year: 2013
Robogeddon
Project Year: 2011
Zoo Vowels
Project Year: 2013

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