Age is an academic game engine developed in the Visitlab/HCI laboratory. Its purpose is to provide a software foundation and playground for game development courses. The aim of the thesis is to implement a animation module for Age. The module must provide an interpolation of numerical values using segment functions (constant, liner, and Bézier cubic), skeletal animation and skinning (at least linear blend skinning), and blending of animation clips (cross-fading, partial blending). It must be possible to animate numerical properties (accessible via setters) of any C++ instance in the Context using segment functions. The implementation must also comprise rendering of skin (mesh deformed by a skeletal animation). The skin rendering must thus extend all existing rendering pipelines in Age (forward, deferred, and alpha blending) accordingly. The correctness and performance of the implementation must be evaluated in benchmark program(s). The basic usage of the animation module (segment functions, skeletal animations) must be showcased in tutorial(s). All data (like keyframes, skeletons, etc.) used in the benchmarks and tutorials can be procedurally generated; it is not required to build any data editor(s) nor loading data from the disk.