Interactive gaming application servicefor the UCT IMS network

Master Thesis

2008

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Mushabe, Allan
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Chan, H Anthony
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University of Cape Town

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Department of Electrical Engineering
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Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment
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Abstract
Interactive gaming is a major feature of social sectors. Until recently, interactive games have generally been restricted to solitary access networks. In other words, games have to be played on similar systems. The IP Multimedia Subsystem is designed to help with the convergence of different access networks by creating an all IP based network. In so doing, making it possible to have an interactive gaming application that conforms to all forms of access networks. As a result, the only significant requirements would be on the resources available by the access networks or the user terminals performance. This dissertation examines the concept of a gaming application which is accessible by all kinds of users.
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Includes bibliographical references (leaves 72-74).

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Electrical Engineering

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Mushabe, A. 2008. Interactive gaming application servicefor the UCT IMS network. University of Cape Town.

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