| Contact: | the name and title of the person to contact about the HCI program (see the data file for the program for application information) |
| Email: | the electronic mail address of the contact |
| Phone: | the phone number of the contact |
| Fax: | the FAX number of the contact |
| Address: | tha mailing address of the contact |
| Degrees: | degrees offered by the program |
| Hci_Theses: | recent (last five years) theses in HCI |
| HCI_Students: | current HCI students at PhD and Masters levels |
| Description: | description of the program's academic unit |
| Facilities: | computing and other facilities of the unit |
| Program: | description of the HCI program in the unit |
| WWW: | Web page of the HCI program |
| HCI_Faculty: | name (and email) of HCI faculty in the unit |
| Other_Faculty: | names (and possibly other information) of other HCI faculty at the institution, but not in the academic unit |
| Updated: | Date of last update of the information about the unit |
| Univ. of Alabama, Computer Science | |
| Contact: | Marcus Brown, Assistant Professor |
| Email: | mbrown@cs.ua.edu |
| Phone: | (205) 348-5243 |
| Fax: | (205) 348-8573 |
| Address: | University of Alabama Computer Science Box 870290 Tuscaloosa, AL 35487 USA |
| Degrees: | BS, MS, PhD in CS |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 0 Masters: 0 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 1 Masters: 3 |
| Description: | The U of Alabama CS Dept has strengths in SE, AI and DB as well as HCI. HCI courses are also available through Industrial Engineering. |
| Facilities: | Graduate students have access to 60 IBM RS/6000 color graphics workstations as well as PCs, AT&T and IBM mainframe access. |
| WWW: | |
| Program: | |
| HCI Faculty |
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| Updated: | 1993-04-01 |
| Bowling Green State Univ., Computer Science | |
| Contact: | Barbee Teasley, Professor |
| Email: | teasley@cs.bgsu.edu |
| Phone: | +01-419-372-2339 |
| Fax: | +01-419-372-8061 |
| Address: | Computer Science Dept. Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 USA |
| Degrees: | MS in CS |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: na Masters: 2 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: na Masters: 6 |
| Description: | The CS department at Bowling Green State University offers specializations in software engineering, data telecommunications and operations research. The software engineering specialization is designed for students who want a focused study of software engineering. One component of this program is the study of human-computer interaction. |
| Facilities: | The university provides access to VAX and IBM mainframes, Sun workstations, a graphics lab, and both IBM and Macintosh microcomputers. The department has a student lab with about 15 Macintoshs and 15 Sun workstations. In addition, each graduate student office is equipped with a Macintosh with communications to all campus mainframes and/or a Sun workstation. The Computer-Human Interaction Lab (CHIL), within the department, has four Macintosh ci's, one Macintosh Quadra, video equipment and facilities for behavioral research. |
| WWW: | |
| Program: | Although the department does not offer a degree specialization in HCI, two faculty members and one full-time staff member are actively involved in research in this area. There are currently two assistantships offered with the primary duty of research in HCI. In addition to the three staff members, there are typically three to six graduate students comprising the HCI group. |
| HCI Faculty |
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| Updated: | 1994-04-01 |
| Bond Univ., Information Technology | |||||||||
| Contact: | Michael Rees, Associate Professor | ||||||||
| Email: | Michael.Rees@bond.edu.au | ||||||||
| Phone: | +61 75 953351 | ||||||||
| Fax: | +61 75 953320 | ||||||||
| Address: | IT, Bond University, Queensland 4229, AUSTRALIA | ||||||||
| Degrees: | Master of Information Technology (MIT), MSc, PhD | ||||||||
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 1 Masters: 5 | ||||||||
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 3 Masters: 0 | ||||||||
| Description: | HCCC concentrates on UI design and implementation with some UI usability testing. Research staff are strong in prototyping and user interface management systems, particularly on the Macintosh and Unix platforms. Members of the Interface Design Group also work in the Cooperative Research Centre for Distributed Systems Technology in the area of distributed user interface architectures and distributed teamwork. | ||||||||
| Facilities: |
| WWW: |
| Program: | HCI and UI design ranks as the largest topic area.
Others areas include CSCW, Resource Discovery, Software
Engineering.
| HCI Faculty |
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Updated: | 1994-04-01
| |
| Brunel University, Computer Science | |
| Contact: | Keith Goss, Research Convenor/Lecturer |
| Email: | Keith.Goss@brunel.ac.uk |
| Phone: | (+44) 895 274000x2121 |
| Fax: | (+44) 895 251686 |
| Address: | Department of Computer Science, Brunel University, Uxbridge, Middlesex, UB8 3PH, UK |
| Degrees: | MSc, MPhil, PhD in Computer Science, Simulation Modelling, Software Engineering, Information Systems |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 3 Masters: 2 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 3 Masters: 4 |
| Description: | The Department of Computer Science is developing programs in Simulation Modelling, Human Interface Design, Information Systems and Information and Document Management. Several HCI-related courses are included in these programs: Human Interface Design, HCI and Graphics, Interactive Systems Design, Visual Information Environments, and Personal Information Management. The Department has over 25 PhD research students and 60 MSc students on full and part-time programs. The Department has within it The Centre for Computers in Law and Finance, The Centre for Document Management and the Centre for Applied Simulation Modelling. These centres undertake applied industrially-sponsored research and provide students with dissertation topics and the opportunity to collaborate with established researchers. |
| Facilities: | The Department has over 100 networked PCs, 12 Sparcstations and a network of 30 Macs, and is affiliated with the computer centre which houses the University computing resources. |
| WWW: | |
| Program: | HCI is one area of specialisation. |
| HCI Faculty |
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| Updated: | 1994-04-01 |
| Brigham Young Univ., Computer Science | |
| Contact: | Dan Olsen, Professor |
| Email: | olsen@cs.byu.edu |
| Phone: | +01-801-378-2225 |
| Fax: | +01-801-378-7775 |
| Address: | 3366 TMCB Provo, UT 84602 USA |
| Degrees: | BS, MS, Ph.D. in CS |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 1 Masters: 16 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 2 Masters: 7 |
| Description: | The BYU CS department is strong in user interface software, computer graphics, computer vision and machine learning. The primary emphasis in the user interface software area is in software architectures and algorithms to support user interface development. |
| Facilities: | The CS department has a large number of workstations including Silicon Graphics, Hewlett Packard and Digital. There is a media unit including high resolution scanners, color printers and video editing equipment. |
| WWW: | |
| Program: | HCI software architectures is one of the areas of graduate research in the department. |
| HCI Faculty |
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| Updated: | 1993-04-01 |
| Univ. of Calgary, Computer Science | |||||||||
| Contact: | Saul Greenberg, Assistant Professor | ||||||||
| Email: | saul@cpsc.ucalgary.ca | ||||||||
| Phone: | +01-403-220-6087 | ||||||||
| Fax: | +01-403-284-4707 | ||||||||
| Address: | Department of Computer Science, The University of Calgary Calgary, Alberta CANADA T2N 1N4 | ||||||||
| Degrees: | BSc, MSc, Ph.D | ||||||||
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: Masters: | ||||||||
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: Masters: | ||||||||
| Description: | The Department of Computer Science is strong in many areas. Research specialities include Human Computer Interaction, Computer Supported Cooperative Work, Graphics, Knowledge Acquisition, History of Computing, Complexity of Computation, Formal Verification, Algorithm Design and Analysis, Distributed Computing, Numerical Computation, and Simulation. | ||||||||
| Facilities: | The Department of Computer Science has a large number
of facilities. The equipment that most people see are large labs
of Sun workstations (for undergraduates), and research labs of
high-end Sun, SGI, and Macintosh workstations (for graduates). A
partial list of the equipment includes:
| WWW: |
| Program: | The department has a very strong history of working in
HCI (~ 15 years!). and many faculty have either direct or
incidental interest in the area. HCI research pursued in the
department is quite varied, and include:
| HCI Faculty |
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Updated: | 1993-04-01
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| Univ. of Canberra, Information Sciences & Engineering | |
| Contact: | Penny Collings, Head of Information Systems Group |
| Email: | pac@ise.canberra.edu.au |
| Phone: | +61 6 201 2423 |
| Fax: | +61 6 201 5231 |
| Address: | Faculty of Information Sciences and Engineering University of Canberra PO Box 1, Belconnen, ACT 2616, Australia |
| Degrees: | Graduate Diploma in Information Systems; Grad. Dip. in Computing Studies, MS, Ph.D., Masters of Information Technology (by coursework) |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 0 Masters: 0 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 1 Masters: 0 |
| Description: | The Faculty has a professional and applied focus and has expertise in HCI, in relation to socio-technical systems design, user interface design, hypertext, VR and CSCW; also graphics and user interface management systems. We offer graduate diplomas (above) to students with a first degree in another discipline. We have recently started to offer Ph.D and masters work. In our graduate diplomas students take just one unit in HCI (out of 8). There is also an honours year (post-graduate) and a unit in HCI is also offered there. Our Masters by Coursework offers a specialisation in HCI and starts in March, 1995. |
| Facilities: | About 200 X 486 (PCs), Suns, no MACs; fully equipped usability testing lab and behavioural simulation suite; design room. |
| WWW: | |
| Program: | HCI is one area of specialisation in the faculty, others include database, graphics, software engineering, knowledge-based systems, information systems design. |
| HCI Faculty |
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| Updated: | 1994-04-01 |
| Carnegie Mellon Univ., Computer Science | |||||
| Contact: | Bonnie E. John, Assistant Professor | ||||
| Email: | bonnie.john@cs.cmu.edu | ||||
| Phone: | +01-412-268-7182 | ||||
| Fax: | +01-412-681-5739 | ||||
| Address: | School of Computer Science Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh, PA 15213 USA | ||||
| Degrees: | Masters of Software Engineering, PhD | ||||
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 10 Masters: | ||||
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 6 Masters: | ||||
| Description: | CMU-SCS has four official areas of concentration, AI, theory, programming systems and computer systems (i.e., hardware). HCI has traditionally been done under the auspices of AI (e.g., cognitive modeling, intelligent interfaces, speech recognition interfaces, etc.) or programming systems (e.g., user interface management and development tools, advanced programming environments, etc.). | ||||
| Facilities: | CMU-SCS has over 500 machines, including 40 timeshared machines, DEC workstations, IBM RTs, Suns, Macintoshes, etc. The CMU-Internet, a fully-interconnected, multi-media, multi-protocol infrastructure, connects them all. | ||||
| WWW: | |||||
| Program: | CMU-SCS has about thirty faculty members actively
researching the HCI areas of human information processing,
interactive techniques, devices and modalities, analysis and
evaluation methods, user interface software design and
implementation systems, intelligent interfaces, and
computer-supported cooperative work.
The faculty of Carnegie Mellon University's School of Computer
Science who are interested in HCI have produced a position paper
about the role of HCI at CMU-SCS. This paper is available via
anonymous ftp, as per the following instructions.
| HCI Faculty |
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Updated: | 1992-04-01
| |
| Carnegie Mellon Univ., Department of Design | |
| Contact: | Daniel Boyarski, Professor |
| Email: | dan+@andrew.cmu.edu |
| Phone: | +01-412-268-6842 |
| Fax: | +01-412-268-3088 |
| Address: | Department of Design Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh, PA 15213 USA USA |
| Degrees: | Planned HCI Master's in 1994 |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: Masters: |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: Masters: |
| Description: | |
| Facilities: | |
| WWW: | |
| Program: | |
| HCI Faculty |
|
| Updated: | 1993-04-13 |
| Univ. of Colorado at Boulder, Computer Science | |
| Contact: | Clayton Lewis, Professor |
| Email: | clayton@cs.colorado.edu |
| Phone: | +01-303-492-6657 |
| Fax: | +01-303-492-2844 |
| Address: | CB 430 University of Colorado Boulder CO 80309 USA |
| Degrees: | MS, PhD |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 8 Masters: 2 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 12 Masters: 2 |
| Description: | Department foci include HCI, Scientific and parallel computing, neural nets, and theory. Collaboration with Psychology and Linguistics under the aegis of the Institute of Cognitive Science is common. |
| Facilities: | Exceptional support for parallel computing; lots of workstations; fledgling virtual reality lab. |
| WWW: | |
| Program: | HCI foci include knowledge-based design environments, new approaches to programming, cognitive modelling, design and evaluation methods, learning, natural language processing. Faculty include Mike Eisenberg, Gerhard Fischer, Clayton Lewis, James Martin. In addition to the courses listed below we offer a shifting collection of seminars. |
| HCI Faculty |
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| Updated: | 1993-04-01 |
| Columbia Univ., Computer Science | |
| Contact: | Steven Feiner, Associate Professor |
| Email: | feiner@cs.columbia.edu |
| Phone: | +01-212-939-7083 |
| Fax: | +01-212-666-0140 |
| Address: | 450 Computer Science Building 500 West 120th St. New York, NY 10027 USA |
| Degrees: | M.S., Ph.D. in Computer Science |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 7 Masters: 3 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 10 Masters: 5 |
| Description: | Columbia's Department of Computer Science has strengths in a variety of experimental and theoretical disciplines, including: algorithmic analysis, computational complexity, software tool design, distributed computation, computer modeling and performance evaluation, computer networks, computer architecture and VLSI design, computer graphics, user interfaces, natural language processing, programming environments, expert systems, computer vision, robotics, artificial intelligence, combinatorial modeling, and mobile computing. |
| Facilities: | Department computer facilities include hundreds of Sun, HP, IBM, and DEC workstations and file servers. Five four-processor Sun Sparc 630 machines are the department's general purpose computers, and we are about to acquire an 8-processor HP 735 cluster computer. Our student research labs are equipped with 18 Sun color IPXs and 18 Tektronix XP334 X terminals. The Computer Graphics and User Interfaces Laboratory has several high-performance HP 3D graphics workstations, a VPL DataGlove, several 3D tracking systems (including a four-receiver extended range Ascension Flock of Birds and three Logitech ultrasonic trackers), two StereoGraphics CrystalEyes 3D stereo systems, a custom-built see-through head-mounted display, and a Crystal River Beachtron 3D sound processor. |
| WWW: | |
| Program: | HCI research in Columbia's Department of Computer Science concentrates on research in computer graphics and user interfaces (including knowledge-based graphics, virtual worlds, and visualization), natural language processing (including language generation and statistical techniques for natural language), and multimedia (with emphasis on the use of AI techniques for coordinated generation of text and graphics). |
| HCI Faculty |
|
| Updated: | 1993-04-01 |
| Darmstadt Univ., Computer Science (Informatik) | |
| Contact: | Hans-Juergen Hoffmann, (full) University Professor |
| Email: | hoffmann@pu.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de |
| Phone: | +49+6151+163410 |
| Fax: | +49+6151+166648 |
| Address: | Technische Hochschule Darmstadt FB Informatik, FG PU Alexanderstr. 10 D-64283 Darmstadt GERMANY |
| Degrees: | Diplominformatiker (Dipl.-Inform.), Dr.-Ing., Dr. rer. nat. |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 2 Masters: 25 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 3 Masters: 4 |
| Description: | The Unit/Center, working since 1971, has the mission in academic teaching and research on Programming Languages and Compilers in general. Since many years interactive access to computers and support of such access by appropriate programming systems and tools is emphasized. |
| Facilities: | PCs, SUN- and HP-workstations, SYMBOLICS Lisp-machines. |
| WWW: | |
| Program: | special, second level courses in HCI integrated with the Computer Science Programme of the department |
| HCI Faculty |
|
| Updated: | 1994-03-01 |
| DePaul Univ., Dept. of CS and IS | |
| Contact: | Andrew Sears, Assistant Professor |
| Email: | sears@cs.depaul.edu |
| Phone: | +01-312-362-8063 |
| Fax: | +01-312-362-6116 |
| Address: | Department of Computer Science 243 South Wabash Avenue DePaul University Chicago, IL 60604 USA |
| Degrees: | MS in CS, IS, MIS, SE, and Telecommunications, Ph.D in CS |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 0 Masters: 3 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 1 Masters: 5 |
| Description: | The faculty in the Department of Computer Science and Information Systems conduct research in many areas including Software Engineering, AI, Databases, Information Systems, Data Communications, and Visual Computing. Visual Computing is a concentration that includes computer vision, graphics, and human-computer interaction. |
| Facilities: | The Department of Computer Science and Information Systems offers a wide array of equipment including: numerous AI workstations, a computer vision and graphics lab, a telecommunications lab, and numerous microcomputers and UNIX workstations. |
| WWW: | |
| Program: | HCI is one of three areas of study within the Visual Computing concentration for the CS degree. Students have access to the Visual Computing Laboratory. |
| HCI Faculty |
|
| Updated: | 1994-01-01 |
| Drexel Univ., Information Studies | |||||
| Contact: | Margaret Christensen, Assistant Professor | ||||
| Email: | christem@duvm.ocs.drexel.edu | ||||
| Phone: | +01-215-895-2179 | ||||
| Fax: | +01-215-895-2494 | ||||
| Address: | CIS, Drexel University Philadelphia, PA 19104 USA | ||||
| Degrees: | BSIS, MSIS, PhD | ||||
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 4 Masters: (not a thesis degree) | ||||
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 10 Masters: 25 | ||||
| Description: | HCI, Information Systems | ||||
| Facilities: | All incoming freshmen are required to own a Macintosh microcomputer. Many Macs of various types are available on campus. An IBM PC lab is used for teaching. A Resource Center has IBM PC's, Mac's, Unix workstations, on-line access to University IBM 9121 and SUN's. | ||||
| WWW: | |||||
| Program: | HCI is studied within the context of an information
systems program. Students take HCI courses at all levels. The
following courses may be elected in the Psychology Department:
| HCI Faculty |
|
Updated: | 1993-01-26
| |
| Drexel Univ., Psych/Soc/Anthro | |
| Contact: | Tom Hewett, Professor |
| Email: | hewett@duvm.ocs.drexel.edu |
| Phone: | USA +01-215-590-8616 |
| Fax: | USA +01-215-590-8665 |
| Address: | Department of Psych/Soc/Anthro Drexel University Philadelphia, PA 19104 USA |
| Degrees: | MS, Ph.D. in Psychology |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 0 Masters: 0 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 0 Masters: 0 |
| Description: | The Drexel University Department of Psych/Soc/Anthro is particularly strong in the areas of Clinical Neuropsychology, Gerontology, and the appropriate use of computers as assistive technology, although the faculty in those areas do not focus on HCI. The College of Information Studies and the Department of Computer Science offer opportunities for course work in Computer Science and Software Engineering. |
| Facilities: | The Psych/Soc/Anthro Department has a number of Macintoshes and operates a Macintosh-based Introductory Psychology Lab using 20 High-end Macintoshes. The University supports universal student access to Macintoshes and provides access to Mainframe IBM and to Unix computing environments. |
| WWW: | |
| Program: | The Psychology of HCI is a course offering in the department at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. |
| HCI Faculty |
|
| Updated: | 1994-03-01 |
| Georgia Institute of Technology, Computing | |||||||||
| Contact: | Al Badre, Professor | ||||||||
| Email: | badre@cc.gatech.edu | ||||||||
| Phone: | +01-404-894-2598 | ||||||||
| Fax: | +01-404-853-0673 | ||||||||
| Address: | Georgia Institute of Technology Graphics, Visualization, and Usability Center College of Computing 801 Atlantic Avenue Drive Atlanta, GA 30332-0280 USA | ||||||||
| Degrees: | MS, PhD. in CS | ||||||||
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 6 Masters: | ||||||||
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 15 Masters: | ||||||||
| Description: | The Georgia Tech College of Computing offers strong instructional and research programs in many fields including artificial intelligence and robotics, cognitive science, data bases, distributed systems, graphics and visualization, networking and telecommunications, parallel architectures, and software engineering. The College conducts an increasing number of interdisciplinary research and instructional programs jointly with other campus units. | ||||||||
| Facilities: | The College maintains a variety of computer systems
in support of its academic and research facilities including:
| WWW: |
| Program: | HCI is one of 12 areas of specialization in the Ph.D.
program of the College of Computing.
| HCI Faculty |
|
Updated: | 1993-04-01
| |
| University of Geneva, Psychology and Educational Sciences | |
| Contact: | Pierre Dillenbourg, MER (= Assistant professor) |
| Email: | pdillen@divsun.unige.ch |
| Phone: | +41-22-705.96.93 |
| Fax: | +41-22-342.89.24 |
| Address: | University of Geneva, 9 Route de Drize, 1227 Carouge, Switzerland |
| Degrees: | MS in Educational Technology |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 0 Masters: 0 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 0 Masters: 0 |
| Description: | TECFA is a research unit in educational technology with an interest for multimedia courseware, distance education, the applications of AI to educational software, WWW, MUDS, ... |
| Facilities: | The unit has several PC, MACs and Suns Workstations. |
| WWW: | |
| Program: | HCI is one of the 10 courses in the postgraduate programme |
| HCI Faculty |
|
| Updated: | 1994-11-01 |
| Univ. of Glasgow, Computer Science | |
| Contact: | Philip Gray, Lecturer in Computing Science |
| Email: | pdg@dcs.glasgow.ac.uk |
| Phone: | +44 (31) 339 8855 x-4933 |
| Fax: | +44 (31) 330 4913 |
| Address: | Department of Computing Science University of Glasgow Glasgow G12 8QQ UK |
| Degrees: | BSc (Computing Science); MSc (Computing Science); MSc (Information Technology); PhD (Computing Science) |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 4 Masters: 1 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 5 Masters: 0 |
| Description: | There are four major research themes active in the department: database systems, functional programming, interactive systems and information retrieval. All four of these themes have substantial groups. The current activities of the interactive systems group, GIST (Glasgow Interactive Systems Centre), include computer graphics, animation and ui architectures and design tools, human performance measurement, minimal manuals and iconic representation of information. GIST is an interdisciplinary research group with active members in the Computing Science and Psychology Departments, among others. |
| Facilities: | 100 Sun workstations, 200 Macintoshes, multimedia lab |
| WWW: | |
| Program: | HCI is one of four specialised research areas in the Department. HCI is taught at all levels of the undergraduate programme and in postgraduate taught courses. |
| HCI Faculty |
|
| Updated: | 1993-01-01 |
| George Mason Univ., Info. & Software Systems Eng. | |
| Contact: | Sandy Mayo, Secretary |
| Email: | smayo@isse.gmu.edu |
| Phone: | 703-993-1640 |
| Fax: | 703-993-1638 |
| Address: | ISSE Dept 4400 University Drive Fairfax, VA 22032 USA |
| Degrees: | MS, PHD |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: Masters: |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: Masters: |
| Description: | Software Engineering, Security, Information Systems |
| Facilities: | |
| WWW: | |
| Program: | |
| HCI Faculty |
|
| Updated: | 1993-04-01 |
| George Mason Univ., Psychology | |
| Contact: | Wayne D. Gray, Associate Professor |
| Email: | gray@gmu.edu |
| Phone: | +01-703-993-1344 |
| Fax: | +01-703-993-1359 |
| Address: | George Mason University m/s 3f5 Fairfax, VA 22030-4444 USA |
| Degrees: | M.A., Ph.D. |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 4 Masters: 10 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 10 Masters: 15 |
| Description: | The HF/AC program focuses on issues of: cognitive ergonomics, cognitive task analysis, computational cognitive modeling (such as ACT-R), Usability Evaluation Methods, the psychology of programming, expertise, interface design, transportation, and telecommunications. The psychology program excels in the development of quantitative skills. Programming expertise is also emphasized. |
| Facilities: | In addition to an extensive array of department and university resources, students in the HF/AC program have access to the Human Factors lab run by Prof. Deborah Boehm-Davis and the Cognition-Artifact-Task (C-A-T) lab maintained by Prof. Wayne D. Gray. The Human Factors lab is PC-based and includes aviation simulators, access to driving simulators, connections to the university mainframe, and a library of current research periodicals. The C-A-T lab includes 5 etherneted Macintoshes (3 PowerMacs), laser printers, a web server, and connections to the university mainframe. Video equipment includes an A/V Mac, low-end professional quality VCR deck, and camera. Both labs include office space for Ph.D. students. |
| WWW: | |
| Program: | |
| HCI Faculty |
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| Updated: | 1995-07-01 |
| Georgia State Univ., Math and Computer Science | |||||||||
| Contact: | J. Morgan Morris, Assistant Professor | ||||||||
| Email: | matjmm@gsusgi1.gsu.edu | ||||||||
| Phone: | +1-404-651-2253 | ||||||||
| Fax: | +1-404-651-2246 | ||||||||
| Address: | Department of Mathematics and Computer Science Georgia State University University Plaza Atlanta, Georgia 30303-3083 USA | ||||||||
| Degrees: | M.S. in Computer Science | ||||||||
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: Masters: | ||||||||
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: Masters: | ||||||||
| Description: | The GSU Mathematics and Computer Science department is strong in the areas of computer graphics, hypermedia, visualization, and usability. There are courses devoted to computer graphics, human-computer interaction, and data visualization. Sponsored research involves the study of current techniques and technologies to develop applications suited to a variety of tasks. The Hypermedia and Visualization Laboratory (HVL) was established to serve as a focal point for interdisciplinary projects. The HVL coordinates research and development in these areas and facilitates fund raising to support this research. The personnel at the Hypermedia and Visualization Laboratory work closely with members of other departments at GSU, including CIS (Computer Information Systems), education, and art. | ||||||||
| Facilities: | The Wells Computer Center is available for students
and includes:
| WWW: |
| Program: | While there is no separate HCI program for the Master's
Degree, HCI is one of several areas represented in the
department. HCI is considered to be an important part of a
student's development, and most sponsored research projects
involving the Hypermedia and Visualization Laboratory (HVL) have
a large HCI component.
| HCI Faculty |
|
Updated: | 1994-06-01
| |
| Univ. of Guelph, Computing & Information Science | |
| Contact: | Tom Carey, |
| Email: | tcarey@snowhite.cis.uoguelph.ca |
| Phone: | 519.824.4120 x3310 |
| Fax: | |
| Address: | Reynolds Building University of Guelph Guelph Ontario CANADA N1G 2W1 |
| Degrees: | M.Sc. (Ph.D. pending) |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: Masters: 17 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 2 Masters: 10 |
| Description: | |
| Facilities: | the usual range of computers, with a preference for Mac's as the workstation of choice (also a variety of Pc's, NeXT's, other Unix workstations). HCI facilities include a usability lab with video recording, etc. and several pen-based workstations. |
| WWW: | |
| Program: | |
| HCI Faculty |
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| Updated: | 1994-03-01 |
| Univ. of Haifa, Psychology | |||||||||
| Contact: | Norman D. Schwalm, Head, Ergonomics & Human Factors Unit | ||||||||
| Email: | rsps203@haifauvm.ac.il | ||||||||
| Phone: | +972-4-249050 | ||||||||
| Fax: | +972-4-240546 | ||||||||
| Address: | Ergonomics & Human Factors Unit, Rm 221, University of Haifa, Mt. Carmel, Haifa 31905, ISRAEL | ||||||||
| Degrees: | B.A., M.A., Ph.D. | ||||||||
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 0 Masters: 0 | ||||||||
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 3 Masters: 10 | ||||||||
| Description: | The Department of Psychology offers a variety of courses in sensation and perception, attention and performance, memory and information organization, human factors, decision-making, and HCI. Students specializing in human factors are integrated into ongoing projects in the Institute of Information Processing and Decision Making (IIPDM) and Ergonomics and Human Factors Unit (EHFU). | ||||||||
| Facilities: | The IIPDM and EHFU have at their disposal a wide
variety of computers and research tools for conducting research
that spans the gamut of Cognitive Psychology and Human Factors.
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| Program: | HCI is taught as part of Human Factors/Ergonomics and
Cognitive Psychology courses
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| Heriot-Watt Univ., Computing and Electrical Engineering | |
| Contact: | Alistair Kilgour, Professor |
| Email: | ack@cee.hw.ac.uk |
| Phone: | +44 31 451 3438 |
| Fax: | +44 31 451 3431 |
| Address: | Heriot-Watt University, Riccarton, Edinburgh EH14 4AS, Scotland, UK |
| Degrees: | MSc, MPhil, PhD |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 5 Masters: 26 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 3 Masters: 26 |
| Description: | The principal research areas in the CS section of the department are multimedia systems, computer-based learning, object-oriented databases, knowledge based systems, and computer vision. All of these specialisms contribute to HCI courses and research. |
| Facilities: | Facilities include about 70 workstations and X terminals (40 Sun, 20 HP and 11 DEC), 30 PCs and 10 Macintosh systems with CD, video and audio capture capabilities. |
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| Program: | HCI is one of the major specialisms in the CS section of the department. The department also hosts the Scottish HCI Centre, which focusses on HCI technology transfer and industrial consultancy. |
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| Updated: | 1994-03-01 |
| Linkoping Univ., Computer Science | |
| Contact: | Jonas Lowgren, Assisting Professor |
| Email: | jlo@ida.liu.se |
| Phone: | +46 13 281482 |
| Fax: | +46 13 142231 |
| Address: | Dept. of Computer Science Linkoping University S-581 83 Linkoping, SWEDEN |
| Degrees: | MSc, Licentiate, PhD |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 1 Masters: 15 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 3 Masters: 5 |
| Description: | The computer science department is particularly strong in applied and theoretical AI. The HCI connection is mainly to be found in the Usability Matters research group, focusing on applied HCI research. HCI-relevant cognitive science is generally a strong point of the department. The University also has a department for interdisciplinary research into communication, where HCI from a psychological point of view is an important topic. |
| Facilities: | The computer science department has around 200 Sun-4 workstations for teaching and research. The main software platform is Open Windows 3.0 but X11/Motif is also used. There are several Macs, used mainly for word processing and presentations. |
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| Program: | The HCI work within the department of computer science is mainly concerned with tools, techniques and methods for user-centered systems development. |
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| Updated: | 1993-04-01 |
| Univ. of Liverpool, Computer Science | |
| Contact: | Dan Diaper, Lecturer |
| Email: | diaper@csc.liv.ac.uk |
| Phone: | +44 (0)51 794 3681 |
| Fax: | +44 (0)51 794 3715 |
| Address: | Department of Computer Science University of Liverpool P.O. Box 147 Liverpool L69 3BX UNITED KINGDOM |
| Degrees: | B.Sc., M.Sc. in Software Engineering; M.Sc. in Information Systems; Ph.D. |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 1 Masters: 0 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 1 Masters: 0 |
| Description: | The Dept. of Computer Science at The University of Liverpool has strengths in many areas of computer science and staff research interests in: HCI, CSCW, hypertext and document systems, KBS and AI, software engineering, and microcomputer architectures. The two B.Sc. programs (G500 Computer Science and G520 Information Systems -- G520 is for students with a weaker Maths. background than G500) provide two years of solid, introductory computer science and then an explosion of options in the third year. HCI is a third year option, although closely related to the second year course in software engineering. The same HCI option is offered to M.Sc. students. Ph.D.s are by personal supervision. One year research M.Sc.s are available with optional conversion to a Ph.D. |
| Facilities: | The department is a Hewlett Packard preferred site and all students use HP workstations for virtually all their work. The department possesses more than 200 workstations, many in colour, and transparently networked. Some video equipment is available and the University has professional level studios. |
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| Program: | Dan Diaper is responsible for all HCI teaching and research in the department, although he does collaborate with other staff members. Contact Dan Diaper in the first instance. |
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| Updated: | 1993-04-01 |
| Loughborough University, Computer Studies | |||||||||||
| Contact: | Ernest Edmonds, Professor of Computer Studies | ||||||||||
| Email: | E.A.Edmonds@lut.ac.uk | ||||||||||
| Phone: | +44 509 222690 | ||||||||||
| Fax: | +44 509 610815 | ||||||||||
| Address: | LUTCHI Research Centre, Department of Computer Studies, Loughborough University of Technology, Loughborough, Leicestershire LE11 3TU, UNITED KINGDOM | ||||||||||
| Degrees: | MSc and Diploma (major in HCI), MPhil, PhD | ||||||||||
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 14 Masters: 5 | ||||||||||
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 16 Masters: 9 | ||||||||||
| Description: | The Department of Computer Studies has a history of
successful research in many aspects of computing. In addition to
areas covered by its principal research groups (Computer Human
Interface Research Centre, Parallel Algorithm Research Centre,
Midlands Regional Research Centre, and Graphics Design and
Intelligent Systems group). Topics include: artificial
intelligence knowledge-based systems, computer graphics, database
technology, formal methods, human-computer interfaces,
intelligent information management and retrieval, mathematical
software, multi-media, numerical analysis, parallel and
distributed computing, process control, simulation. The
Department is actively involved in national and international
research programmes and participates in collaborative research
with industry and academic institutions in many countries
throughout the world. Current research grants include funding
from the SERC, ESRC, RACE and from industry. The LUTCHI Research
Centre conducts multi-disciplinary research into future
interactive computer systems. The principal focus is on support
systems for professional people at work. This includes support
for using existing systems through front ends, for the
development of multimedia systems in process control and for
amplifying individual human creativity. The use of pictures is
central, and LUTCHI takes a particular interest in the employment
of knowledge about human perception and cognition. LUTCHI's
research expertise includes:
| Facilities: | The LUTCHI Research Centre offers well equipped
hardware and software environments including SUN, HP, and Apple
workstations, and has a full range of multimedia facilities
including workstations fully equipped with video input.
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| Program: | LUTCHI is the largest research group in the department
and is devoted to HCI research. The Department of Computer
Studies at Loughborough University of Technology, UK, offers PhD
and MPhil research programmes in HCI, and a taught MSc and
Diploma in Interactive Computing System Design. In particular,
the LUTCHI Research Centre operates two research laboratories: a
multimedia lab and a knowledge-based systems lab.
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Updated: | 1994-03-01
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| Univ. of Maribor, Electrical & Computer Engineering | |||||||||
| Contact: | Matjaz Debevc, Assistant | ||||||||
| Email: | debevc@uni-mb.si | ||||||||
| Phone: | +386 62 25-461 | ||||||||
| Fax: | +386 62 225-013 | ||||||||
| Address: | Faculty of Technical Sciences Smetanova 17 62000 Maribor SLOVENIA | ||||||||
| Degrees: | B.S., M.Sc., Ph.D. | ||||||||
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 1 Masters: 6 | ||||||||
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 1 Masters: 3 | ||||||||
| Description: | The department is occupied with a number of research fields. From the HCI point of view there are laboratories for pattern recognition and DSP, software design, computer graphics and information visualisation for control systems. Department offers "Man-machine Interaction" and Multimedia" course for the students of the last semester. | ||||||||
| Facilities: | The Department has a large number of computers:
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| Program: | HCI is one of about 4 areas of specialization in the
department
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Updated: | 1994-04-01
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| Univ. of Maryland, Computer Science | |
| Contact: | Ben Shneiderman, Head, HCIL Laboratory, Professor, Computer Science |
| Email: | ben@cs.umd.edu |
| Phone: | 301-405-2680 |
| Fax: | |
| Address: | Department of Computer Science University of Maryland College Park, MD 20742 USA |
| Degrees: | |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: Masters: |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: Masters: |
| Description: | |
| Facilities: | The University of Maryland facilities include the Human Computer Interaction Laboratory (HCIL), which is part of the Center for Automation Research. The HCIL has IBM, SUNM and MAC-based workstations. The lab has access to several VAX-equivalent machines that are linked together and connected to national and international networks. The AT&T teaching theater with 20 networked workstations are also available for research projects and testing. |
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| Program: | The HCIL lab supports basic, controlled experimental research in the area of human computer interaction. Recent projects include VIZER (Visual Information Explorer), Dynamic Queries, Treemaps, User Interface for Telemedicine Imaging, and QUIS - Questionnaire on User Interface Satisfaction. |
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| Updated: | 1993-04-01 |
| Univ. of Maryland, Psychology | |
| Contact: | Kent L. Norman, Associate Professor |
| Email: | kent_norman@umail.umd.edu |
| Phone: | +01-301-405-5924 |
| Fax: | +01-301-314-9566 |
| Address: | Department of Psychology University of Maryland College Park, MD 20742 USA |
| Degrees: | Ph.D. |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 4 Masters: 4 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 2 Masters: 4 |
| Description: | The Cognitive Psychology focuses issues of attention and information processing, thinking and problem solving, judgment and decision making, and learning and memory. We have a strong experimental and quantitative program. Most of our experimental studies are on HCI issues. Our research has been particularly concerned with menu selection, direct manipulation, screen layout, and input devices. In addition, we are have developed and used the Questionnaire for User Interaction Satisfaction, a standardized instrument for research and usability testing. Current work is focusing on the design of the electronic classroom and the concept of HyperCourseware, a software infrastructure for computer mediated education. This work is conducted in the AT&T Teaching Theater with complete multimedia and networking facilities. |
| Facilities: | Lots of computers, networking to the world, etc. |
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| Program: | HCI is an interdisciplinary topic on our campus. Our program works closely with the Human/Computer Interaction Lab in the Computer Science Department with Ben Shneiderman and with the College of Library Services with Gary Marchionini. |
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| Updated: | 1993-04-01 |
| Massey Univ., Computer Science | |
| Contact: | Chris Phillips, Associate Professor |
| Email: | C.Phillips@massey.ac.nz |
| Phone: | +64-6-350-5022 |
| Fax: | +64-6-350-5611 |
| Address: | Department of Computer Science Massey University Palmerston North NEW ZEALAND |
| Degrees: | MPhil, PhD in CS |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 3 Masters: 2 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 3 Masters: 3 |
| Description: | The CS Department is strong in HCI and Expert Systems. |
| Facilities: | Computer facilities include labs of networked Unix workstations and Macs. Personal staff workstations are mainly Macs with some PCs. |
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| Program: | HCI is a major area of specialisation. Other areas include: expert systems, computer networks, and functional languages. |
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| Updated: | 1995-02-01 |
| McGill Univ., Computer Science | |
| Contact: | Rudolf K. Keller, Adjunct Professor |
| Email: | keller@crim.ca |
| Phone: | +01-514-398-1234 |
| Fax: | +01-514-398-1244 |
| Address: | School of Computer Science McGill University McConnell Engineering Building Room 318 3480 University Street Montreal, Quebec, CANADA H3A 2A7 |
| Degrees: | BS, MS, Ph.D. in CS |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: Masters: 4 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: Masters: 4 |
| Description: | |
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| Updated: | 1994-03-01 |
| Univ. of Michigan, Computer & Information Systems | |
| Contact: | Judith S. Olson, Professor |
| Email: | jso@csmil.umich.edu |
| Phone: | +01-313-747-4948 |
| Fax: | +01-313-936-3168 |
| Address: | The University of Michigan CSMIL, 701 Tappan Ave Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1234 USA |
| Degrees: | Ph.D. in CIS, Ph.D. in Psych, Ph.D. in IOE |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 4 Masters: 0 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 6 Masters: 0 |
| Description: | Students from a variety of areas concentrate on HCI. Each has to fulfill the requirements of their "home" department, listed above. There are two major foci to our work: cognitive modeling (extensions of GOMS) that are generated and tested in the context of computer-based tasks, and computer supported cooperative work. |
| Facilities: | There are facilities in a variety of locations. At CSMIL we have about 25 people, about 25 Macintoshes, 2 NeXts, and four Suns used for a variety of purposes. The key facility is the Collaboration Technology Suite, a collection of rooms that support research on group work, facilitated with computers and video. There are also rooms that simulate remote work with video/audio connections. In Computer Science, there is work done on multimedia, and information retrieval, served by Macs and Suns. The Psychology Department similarly has Suns and Macs for both office work and experimentation. |
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| Program: | HCI is one specialization in Business, Computer Science, Psychology and Industrial and Operations Engineering. |
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| Updated: | 1993-03-01 |
| Univ. of Michigan, Elec. Eng. & Computer Science | |
| Contact: | Elliot Soloway, Associate Professor |
| Email: | soloway@umich.edu |
| Phone: | 313-936-1562 |
| Fax: | 313-763-1260 |
| Address: | 1101 Beal Ave., Ann Arbor, MI 48109 USA |
| Degrees: | MS, Ph.D. in EECS |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: Masters: |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: Masters: |
| Description: | The CSE Division of the EECS department covers the traditional areas in CS: intelligent systems, hardware, software and theory. HCI research is carried out in the AI Lab. |
| Facilities: | There are literally thousands of high-powered workstations (and associated special purpose gear) available to students on the CAEN network in the College of Engineering. |
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| Program: | HCI is one of the areas of research in EECS. |
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| Updated: | 1993-04-01 |
| Univ. of Minnesota, Computer Science | |
| Contact: | Joseph A. Konstan, Assistant Professor |
| Email: | konstan@cs.umn.edu |
| Phone: | +1 612 625-1831 |
| Fax: | +1 612 625-0572 |
| Address: | 4-192 EE/CS Building 200 Union Street SE Minneapolis, MN 55455 USA |
| Degrees: | MS, Ph.D. in Computer and Information Sciences |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 0 Masters: 0 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 0 Masters: 2 |
| Description: | The UMN Computer Science department is particularly strong in Scientific Computing and includes faculty conducting research in a broad range of areas including Multimedia Systems, Software Engineering, and History of Computing along with all of the classic areas of Computer Science. Students interested in HCI can find additional courses in Psychology and in Industrial Engineering and Operations Research. In addition, UMN has a Human Factors Research Lab under the direction of Peter Hancock in the Department of Kinesiology. |
| Facilities: | A wide range of facilities are available to UMN CSci students. Graduate research and college-wide instructional labs provide a large number of workstations and personal computers (Sun, SGI, Apple and IBM are most common). The department also has a multiprocessor Sun compute server. Students may also take advantage of extensive research facilities at three nearby research centers: the Minnesota Supercomputer Center, the Army High- Performance Computing Research Center, and the Geometry Center. These centers all have extensive support for computer graphics and multimedia. |
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| Program: | Students may select an emphasis in HCI and may combine graduate-level in Computer Science and other Departments to obtain a degree in HCI. For Ph.D. preliminary examination purposes, HCI students are considered part of Software Systems (one of five areas of research in the program). |
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| Updated: | 1994-05-01 |
| MIT, Sloan School of Management | |
| Contact: | Thomas Malone, Professor of Information Technologies |
| Email: | malone@mit.edu |
| Phone: | +1-617-253-6843 |
| Fax: | +1-617-258-7579 |
| Address: | 50 Memorial Drive, Room E53-333 Cambridge, MA 02139 USA |
| Degrees: | MBA, Ph.D. in Information Technologies, cross registration from computer science |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 3 Masters: 6 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 2 Masters: 3 |
| Description: | The Center for Coordination Science is an interdisciplinary laboratory that draws students from the management school, economics, and computer science. Currently, there are several computer science graduate students working on HCI related projects at the center. Other laboratories and departments at MIT that conduct research related to HCI include the Media Laboratory, the Laboratory for Computer Science, the Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, and the Laboratory for Information and Decision Sciences. |
| Facilities: | Macintoshes, PCs, UNIX boxes. |
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| Program: | HCI, particularly for cooperative work systems (CSCW), is one area of research at the Center for Coordination Science. Other areas include coordination theory and economic analysis of information technologies. |
| HCI Faculty |
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| Updated: | 1994-05-01 |
| Moscow State Univ., Psychology | |
| Contact: | Victor Kaptelinin, Assistant Professor (half time) |
| Email: | VKAPTELI@WEBER.UCSD.EDU |
| Phone: | (095) 157-69-53 |
| Fax: | |
| Address: | Psychological Institute Russian Academy of Education 9 "V" Mokhovaja str., 103009 Moscow RUSSIA |
| Degrees: | MS, Ph.D. in Psychology |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 0 Masters: 1 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 0 Masters: 2 |
| Description: | The Department of Psychology, Moscow State University, is the leading psychological center in Russia. Students specialize in various domains, including general psychology, industrial psychology, social psychology, educational psychology, psychology and knowledge engineering. |
| Facilities: | The Department of Psychology has a number of PCs. The Chair of Psychology and Knowledge Engineering has a PS/2. The instructor in HCI use his PowerBook 100 Macintosh computer. |
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| Updated: | 1993-04-01 |
| New Mexico State Univ., Psychology | |
| Contact: | Douglas Gillan, Assistant Professor |
| Email: | gillan@crl.nmsu.edu |
| Phone: | +1-505-646-1408 |
| Fax: | +1-505-646-6218 |
| Address: | Department of Psychology New Mexico State University Las Cruces, NM 88003-30001 USA |
| Degrees: | MS, PhD. in Psychology |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 17 Masters: 53 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 17 Masters: 20 |
| Description: | HCI at New Mexico State University (NMSU) has a dual focus -- the development of cognitive theory in a real-world context and the application of cognitive principles and methods to interface design. Graduate training exhibits that dual focus, with general training in experimental psychology and statistical methods, as well as specialized training in HCI design, prototyping, and evaluation. Faculty research centers around the development of cognitive models of computer users, with particular emphasis on multivariate methods for modeling user knowledge, such as Pathfinder networks. |
| Facilities: | The Psychology Department faculty associated with HCI at NMSU have laboratories focused on their varied research interests, including cognitive engineering (Cooke), computer text processing (Foltz), information visualization (Gillan), computer-based instruction (Lee), information retrieval (McDonald), and mental models (Schvaneveldt). The equipment from these labs includes more than 30 Macintosh and PC microcomputers, a Sun workstation, and special-purpose software for controlling experiments and data recording, video event recording, visualization, multimedia authoring, latent semantic analysis, advanced mathematical and statististical programming, and Pathfinder network development. Additional Psychology Department facilities include a Macintosh-based multimedia development facility for graduate and undergraduate student projects and a usability test lab. The facilities of the Computing Research Laboratory include a variety of configurations of machine translation, information extraction, knowledge acquisition, intelligent teaching, and translator workstation systems in support of their projects on machine translation, natural language processing, user interface technology, data resources, and documentation. |
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| Updated: | 1995-08-01 |
| Nova SE. Univ., Computer & Info. Sciences | |
| Contact: | Laurie P. Dringus, Assistant Professor |
| Email: | laurie@alpha.nova.edu |
| Phone: | +01-305-475-7563 |
| Fax: | +01-305-475-1982 |
| Address: | Nova Southeastern University Center for Computer and Information Sciences 3301 College Avenue Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33314 USA |
| Degrees: | MS, Ph.D. in CIS, CTE, IS, CS |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 5-20 Masters: 0 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 5-10 Masters: 0 |
| Description: | The NSU CCIS Department is strong in the areas of programming languages, operating systems, software engineering, compiler design, artificial intelligence, decision support systems, and human-computer interaction. Each curricula in CCIS (CIS, CTE, IS and CS) have at least one course in HCI. |
| Facilities: | CCIS has a number of workstations, IBM-compatible PCs, and Apple/Macintosh computers with a variety of software used for instructional purposes. In addition to campus labs, Nova's online environment offers real-time distributed Electronic Classroom sessions for distance learners, electronic conferencing, and electronic student assignment submission system. The CCIS houses a group decision support lab. The CCIS plans to open a HCI lab in the near future. |
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| Program: | HCI is one of about 10 areas of specialization in the department. |
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| Updated: | 1994-03-01 |
| Ohio State Univ., Industrial & Systems Eng. | |
| Contact: | Phil Smith, Professor |
| Email: | PHIL+@osu.edu |
| Phone: | +1-614-292-4120 |
| Fax: | +1-614-292-7852 |
| Address: | The Ohio State University 1971 Neil Avenue Room 210 Baker Systems Columbus, OH 43210-1210 USA |
| Degrees: | MS, Ph.D. in ISE |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 6 Masters: 8 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 7 Masters: 6 |
| Description: | The OSU Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering has an interdisciplinary program in cognitive systems engineering. This program has a strong design orientation, as well as a focus on research concerned with cognitive modeling and the identification of general design principles and concepts to guide in the development of interactive computer systems. Real world systems from fields such as aviation, library systems, medicine and nuclear power are used as testbeds for such research. |
| Facilities: | The Cognitive Systems Engineering Laboratory has a large number of Sun Workstations and Mac IIs for use in the development of prototype systems, as well as video systems for collecting data on user behaviors. |
| WWW: | http://csel.eng.ohio-state.edu:8080/~csel/ |
| Program: | HCI is part of a broader emphasis on the design of cognitive systems. The curriculum also deals with artificial intelligence and expert systems, cognitive psychology and system design. |
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| Updated: | 1993-01-01 |
| Univ. Oldenburg, Informatics | |
| Contact: | Peter Gorny, Professor Dr. |
| Email: | Peter.Gorny@informatik.uni-oldenburg.de |
| Phone: | +49-441-798-2901 |
| Fax: | +49-441-798-2155 |
| Address: | P.O.Box 2503, D-26111 Oldenburg, GERMANY |
| Degrees: | Diplom-Informatik (= MSc), Doctor rer.nat., Doctor Eng. |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 1 Masters: 14 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 5 Masters: 55 |
| Description: | Education in Computer Science (Informatics) with various side subjects (Math, Physics, MBA, Psych, Ling, Chem, Biol, etc.) Education of Teachers for various types of schools in Informatics as a school subject. |
| Facilities: | 80 Unix WS, 40 Mac, 30 various PC; direct connection to IBM VMS machine; all in general network (Ethernet) Various special labs for graphics, software-engineering, computer architecture, operating systems, networking, CSCW, and HCI. |
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| Program: | The subject is labelled "Software Ergonomics". It contains the fundamentals of HCI, derived from psychology, cognitive science, ergonomics and informatics. The main objective is the training of computer science students in the design of user interfaces according to the recommendations, rules and standards developed during the last 15 years. |
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| Updated: | 1994-03-01 |
| Open Univ., Computing | |
| Contact: | Felicity Head, Mrs F. Head (administrator) |
| Email: | F.A.Head@open.ac.uk |
| Phone: | +44 908 652708 |
| Fax: | +44 908 653744 |
| Address: | Computing in Commerce and Industry Programme Mathematics Faculty Open University Milton Keynes, MK7 6AA, UK |
| Degrees: | The HCI module can be taken as a single course for which a certificate is given or part of a Postgraduate Diploma or part of an MSc entitled 'Industrial Applications of Computers'. All courses are studied by distance learning, part-time. (Most students are in full time employment with companies) Each 100 hour module is studied over 6-9 months. Many students complete the diploma in 3 years and MSc in 4 years. Students study part time while working in industry and may take as long as they like. |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: Masters: |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: Masters: |
| Description: | |
| Facilities: | The Open University is the largest distance learning university in the UK. The Computing Department offers undergraduate BSc courses by correspondence learning as well as the postgraduate Computers in Commerce and Industry Courses. Six of the postgraduate courses can be taken to gain a Diploma which can be extended to a MSc by the addition of a supervised research project which is equivalent to two courses. Each of the courses are a minimum of 100 hours and the topics covered include: Software Engineering, Architectures and Operating Systems, Project Management, Data Bases, Object Oriented Design, Human_Computer Interaction and a number of other courses |
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| Program: | HCI is just one of the areas of interest in the Department. The strongest areas as Software Engineering, HCI, Software metrics, Database, Computer Education and Women and Computing. |
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| Updated: | 1994-01-01 |
| Univ. of Oregon, Computer and Info. Science | |
| Contact: | Sarah Douglas, Associate Professor |
| Email: | douglas@cs.uoregon.edu |
| Phone: | +01-503-346-3974 |
| Fax: | +01-503-346-5373 |
| Address: | Computer and Information Science Dept. University of Oregon Eugene, OR 97403 USA |
| Degrees: | MS, PhD |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 2 Masters: 5 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 2 Masters: 3 |
| Description: | Within the CIS Dept. the Interactive Systems Research Group is strong in HCI, Graphics and AI. The Cognitive and Decision Sciences Institute provides interdisciplinary courses and research alliances from faculty in linguistics, psychology and sociology. |
| Facilities: | The CIS Dept. has a large number of Sun 4/60's, Tektronix TekXpress X-terminals and Macintosh IIcx's connected over a UNIX based ethernet to Sun 670MP SPARCservers, a 26 processor Sequent S81, and two HP9000/370's. The Interactive Systems Research Group has several Silicon Graphics IRIS Indigo's, Sun SPARC's, and HP9000/433s Turbo VRX T2. There is a complete laboratory for researching human-computer interaction with audio, video and computer recording and editing. |
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| Program: | HCI is one of about 6 areas of specialization in the department. |
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| Updated: | 1994-04-01 |
| Univ. of Pittsburgh, Library & Information Science | |||||
| Contact: | Mike Lewis, Assistant Professor | ||||
| Email: | ml@icarus.lis.pitt.edu | ||||
| Phone: | +01-412-624-9426 | ||||
| Fax: | +01-412-624-5231 | ||||
| Address: | Department of Information Science University of Pittsburgh 135 N. Bellefield Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15260 USA | ||||
| Degrees: | MSIS, Ph.D. in IS | ||||
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 2 Masters: 1 | ||||
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 8 Masters: 6 | ||||
| Description: | Information science at the University of Pittsburgh is the study of computer technologies, various engineering techniques, and scientific principles combined with the concepts of human cognition in order to design, implement, and manage information systems. The discipline includes technical components such as computer programming, system design, telecommunications, database management systems, and microcomputers, as well as humanistic components such as human factors in system design, human information processing, and interactive system design. The Department of Information Science at Pitt offers three graduate programs -- the Master of Science in Information Science (MSIS), the Certificate of Advanced Study (CAS), and the PhD. It also co-sponsors the Master of Science in Telecommunications (MST) program. Courses are offered both day and evening for the convenience of full- and part-time students. The MSIS is a 36-credit program which can be completed in one year of full-time or two years of part-time study. Several specific course sequences or tracks have been developed for students with specific interests, such as the System Specialist Track, System Designer Track, and Artificial Intelligence Track. The 24-credit CAS program provides a structured, personalized program of studies beyond the masters degree. Designed for people who do not wish to pursue the PhD degree, it allows students to explore a special field of interest or to update skills and competencies. Students in the PhD program will pursue the development of superior scholarship, mastery of a specialized field of knowledge, and the ability to do significant and relevant research. A detailed description of the PhD program is available upon request. | ||||
| Facilities: | Students have access to six department computing laboratories housed in the same building where classes are taught. Equipment includes a variety of microcomputers (IBM PCs, compatibles, and Macintoshes), Sun Sparcstations, III's, and II's, and an SGI graphics workstation, all networked within the department to a Sun IV Server. Three labs contain equipment for the telecommunications program including a full array of test equipment, multiple networks, and a private telephone switch. University computer facilities include a VAX cluster running both Ultrix and VMS. The cluster include a VAX 9000, VAX 6250, VAX 8820, VAX 8800, a VAX 9000/210 Vector Processor. A number of VAX 5000's have been added to the network in specialized server roles in support of AFS. The multiple private and public university ethernets are linked by an FDDI backbone which includes such specialized resources as a Cray Y-MP supercomputer, a connection machine, a graphics and CAD laboratory, and nine microcomputer laboratories located in other campus buildings. | ||||
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| Program: | Our department treats both human cognition and computer
technology as equally important instances of information
processing making HCI the core interest of our department. HCI
focused courses include:
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| Portland State Univ., Computer Science | |
| Contact: | Jean Scholtz, Assistant Professor |
| Email: | jean@cs.pdx.edu |
| Phone: | 503-725-4103 |
| Fax: | 503-725-3211 |
| Address: | P.O. Box 751, CMPS Portland State University Portland, OR 97207-0751 USA |
| Degrees: | BS, MS |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: Masters: 1 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: Masters: 6 |
| Description: | The PSU CS department is strong in software engineering. We have many interactions with local industry such as Sequent, Mentor Graphics, Intel, and Tektronix. Students have opportunities to do internships with these companies. In addition to CS classes in HCI, the psychology offers classes in experimental design and the linguistics department offers classes in computational linguistics and natural language understanding. This year we are offering an interdisciplinary course in cognitive science. An adjunct professor from Intel also teaches several HCI courses each year. |
| Facilities: | The CS department has 3 sequents available. The HCI lab contains terminals to the network as well as 4 MACs and two PCs. We have a Quadra and equipment to do voice interfaces on the Mac. In addition we have video facilities to record and analyze subject data. Our lab has a subject room with one way glass. |
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| Program: | A track in HCI exists for a MS degree. We also have tracks in software engineering as well as areas of database concentration. |
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| Updated: | 1993-06-01 |
| Univ. of Portsmouth, Psychology | |
| Contact: | Darren Van Laar, Senior Lecturer in Cognitive Psychology |
| Email: | vanlaard@csovax.portsmouth.ac.uk |
| Phone: | +705-874-033 |
| Fax: | +705-877-155 |
| Address: | King Charles St. Portsmouth PO1 2ER, UK |
| Degrees: | BSc, PhD |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 0 Masters: |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 1 Masters: 2 |
| Description: | Use of colour in computers, CSCW, intelligent tutoring systems (especially of statistical knowledge), perception of computerised speech, user interface design for complex systems. |
| Facilities: | The department has onsite access to 14 PCs, Vax lines and 4 Macs. We also have one sun 3 workstation. For colour work we have Minolta ca-100 colour analyzer and Bentham m300 spectroradiometer. Also large literature collection on use of colour in computers. Work on perception of computerised speech also has equivalent machines. |
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| Program: | HCI is taught as part of a third year option course called Human Factors in information technology. 10 other third year option courses also run in the department. There have been 5 BSc HCI degrees in the past five years. |
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| Updated: | 1993-04-01 |
| Univ. of London, CMW, Dept. of Computer Science | |
| Contact: | Hilary Johnson, Lecturer in HCI |
| Email: | hilaryj@dcs.qmw.ac.uk |
| Phone: | +44(0)71-975-5238 |
| Fax: | +44(0)81-980-6533 |
| Address: | Mile End Road, London, E1 4NS, UK |
| Degrees: | PhD, MSc |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 13 Masters: 70 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 15 Masters: 16 |
| Description: | QMW has four internationally recognised research areas, in HCI, AI, Advanced Computing Environments, theory and functional programming. |
| Facilities: | The facilities include banks of suns and Macintosh computers, about 100, networked, there are good virtual reality, graphics, multimedia and CSCW support facilities - both hardware and software. The machines are housed in a multipurpose student building. |
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| Program: | We are a centre for excellence in the UK for HCI and started the first HCI undergraduate and MSc courses in the UK. The courses offered are part of the HCI stream Advanced MSc courses. Students choose four from a selection of courses in user modelling, interactive system design, virtual environments and multimedia, natural language, OOPS, User Interface Management systems, some of which do not run in all years. The courses offered in 1994/1995 are user modelling, interactive system design, virtual environments and multimedia and natural language. |
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| Updated: | 1994-06-01 |
| Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Computer Science | |||||||||||
| Contact: | Ephraim P. Glinert, Associate Professor | ||||||||||
| Email: | glinert@cs.rpi.edu | ||||||||||
| Phone: | (518) 276 2657 | ||||||||||
| Fax: | (518) 276 4033 | ||||||||||
| Address: | Dept. of Computer Science Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy, NY 12180 USA | ||||||||||
| Degrees: | BSc, MSc, PhD | ||||||||||
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 1 Masters: 18 | ||||||||||
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 4 Masters: 2 | ||||||||||
| Description: |
| Facilities: | Numerous and Excellent!
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Updated: | 1994-03-01
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| Stanford Univ., Computer Science | |
| Contact: | Terry Winograd, Professor |
| Email: | winograd@cs.stanford.edu |
| Phone: | +01-650-723-2780 |
| Fax: | +01-650-723-0033 |
| Address: | Computer Science Dept. Stanford CA, 94305-9035 USA |
| Degrees: | MS, PhD |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 5 Masters: |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 6 Masters: 30 |
| Description: | The HCI program is described in the program web page. |
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| WWW: | http://hci.stanford.edu/ |
| Program: | The HCI program is described in the program web page, which also links to updated information on faculty and courses. See http://hci.stanford.edu/html/faculty.html |
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| Updated: | 1998-03-14 |
| Univ. of Sussex, Cognitive & Computing Sciences | |||||
| Contact: | Steve Easterbrook, Lecturer | ||||
| Email: | Easterbrook@cogs.susx.ac.uk | ||||
| Phone: | +44 (0)273 678484 | ||||
| Fax: | +44 (0)273 671320 | ||||
| Address: | School of Cognitive & Computing Sciences University of Sussex Falmer, Brighton, BN1 9QH, UK | ||||
| Degrees: | MSc in Human Centred Computing Systems; MSc in Knowledge Based Systems; DPhil in Cognitive Science | ||||
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 5 Masters: 140 | ||||
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 4 Masters: 32 | ||||
| Description: | The School is a multidisciplinary centre, covering all aspects of Cognitive Science. Traditional strengths have been AI, Philosophy and Theoretical Computer Science, although more recently the schools has expanded it's HCI, CSCW and Software Engineering groups. | ||||
| Facilities: | Mainly UNIX running X-Windows, and the POPLOG environment which was developed at Sussex. Hardware is combination of Sun Workstations and X-terminals. Some Macintoshes available for HCI students. New Multimedia lab offers comprehensive multimedia authoring environment, based on a Mac Quadra. | ||||
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| Program: | Computers should be designed to assist people. That
slogan is easy to state, but hard to implement. The one year MSc
will demonstrate how to apply techniques from psychology and
cognitive science to the design of interactive computing systems.
It includes courses in the fundamentals of human computer
interaction and software evaluation, and a supervised project
using advanced software tools to develop a prototype computer
system that is productive, empowering, and easy to use. Topics
covered in the MSc include:
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Updated: | 1993-04-01
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| Swinburne Univ. of Technology, Computer Science | |||||||||
| Contact: | Steve Howard, Director, Centre for Systems Methodologies | ||||||||
| Email: | steve@saturn.cs.swin.oz.au | ||||||||
| Phone: | +03 819 8566 | ||||||||
| Fax: | +03 819 0823 | ||||||||
| Address: | Swinburne University of Technology Department of Computer Science PO Box 218, Hawthorn, Vic 3122, AUSTRALIA | ||||||||
| Degrees: | MIT(HCI), Ph.D. in CS | ||||||||
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: Masters: 4 | ||||||||
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 4 Masters: 7 | ||||||||
| Description: | The SUT CS Department is strong in HCI,SE,AI and Graphics | ||||||||
| Facilities: | The CS Department has a large number of workstations:
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| Program: | HCI is one of 5 areas of specialization in the
department.
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| Univ. of Tampere, Computer Science | |||||||||
| Contact: | Kari-Jouko Raiha, Professor | ||||||||
| Email: | kjr@cs.uta.fi | ||||||||
| Phone: | +358-31-2156-952 | ||||||||
| Fax: | +358-31-2156-070 | ||||||||
| Address: | University of Tampere P.O. Box 607 FIN-33101 Tampere, FINLAND | ||||||||
| Degrees: | MS, Ph.Lic., Ph.D. in CS | ||||||||
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: - Masters: 12 | ||||||||
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 2 Masters: 4 | ||||||||
| Description: | The department has traditionally been strong in databases, programming, and the social effects of computing. Emerging new specialization areas are object-oriented methods and HCI (including interface issues in CSCW). | ||||||||
| Facilities: | The department has
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| Program: | HCI is one of 6-7 areas of specialization in the
department.
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Updated: | 1994-03-03
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| Texas A&M Univ., Computer Science | |
| Contact: | John J. Leggett, Associate Professor |
| Email: | leggett@cs.tamu.edu |
| Phone: | +01-409-845-0298 |
| Fax: | +01-409-847-8578 |
| Address: | Department of Computer Science Texas A&M University College Station, TX 77843-3112 USA |
| Degrees: | MS, PhD in CS |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 3 Masters: 13 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 7 Masters: 18 |
| Description: | The TAMU CS department has rather broad research interests. |
| Facilities: | The TAMU CS department has several hundred Sun Sparc Stations for general graduate student use as well as several research labs with file servers and workstations. |
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| Program: | HCI is one of 8 areas of specialization in the department. We are most interested in hypermedia, multimedia, CSCW, digital library systems, and virtual reality systems. |
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| Updated: | 1994-03-03 |
| Univ. of Toronto, Computer Science | |||||||||
| Contact: | Marilyn Mantei, Associate Professor | ||||||||
| Email: | mantei@dgp.toronto.edu | ||||||||
| Phone: | +01-416-978-5512 | ||||||||
| Fax: | +01-416-978-4765 | ||||||||
| Address: | Department of Computer Science University of Toronto Toronto, Ontario CANADA M5S 1A4 | ||||||||
| Degrees: | BSc, MSc and PhD in Computer Science, each can be specialized in HCI | ||||||||
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 2 Masters: 10 | ||||||||
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 7 Masters: 2 | ||||||||
| Description: | UofT DCS offers World Class programs in Theory: Complexity Theory, Algorithm Design and Graph Theory; AI: Formal AI, Knowledge Engineering, Neural Networks and Computational Linguistics; Graphics: Physical and Geometric Modeling, Robotics and Rendering; HCI: Computer-Supported Cooperative Work, Non-speech audio, Input Devices, Methodologies for User Interface Design, Multimedia Systems, Software Visualization and Cognitive Modeling; plus strong programs in Systems, and Databases. The DCS HCI program is strengthened by the involvement of several other groups on campus: Human Factors group of the Department of Industrial Engineering, Faculty of Library and Information Sciences, Department of Sociology, Centre for Applied Cognitive Science, and Department of Psychology. | ||||||||
| Facilities: | For HCI course work:
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| Program: | HCI is one of several areas of specialization in the
department. Faculty and student HCI research is concentrated in
the areas of:
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Updated: | 1993-05-01
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| Univ. of Toronto, Ontario Inst. for Studies in Education | |
| Contact: | Robert S. McLean, Associate Professor, and Chair |
| Email: | r_mclean@oise.on.ca |
| Phone: | (416) 923-6641 ext 2254 |
| Fax: | (416) 926-4725 |
| Address: | Dept. of Measurement, Evaluation, & Computer Applications Ontario Institute for Studies in Education 252 Bloor St. W. Toronto, Ontario, CANADA M5S 1V6 |
| Degrees: | M.A., M.Ed., Ph.D., Ed. D. |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 3 Masters: 2 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 2 Masters: |
| Description: | OISE is affiliated with the University of Toronto, and constitutes its Department of Education within the School of Graduate Studies. Our students are graduate students at the University of Toronto and receive their degrees from U. of T. OISE is also one of the world's major research and development institutions in the field of education. OISE's affiliation with the University of Toronto and location on its main campus means that University of Toronto HCI activities and courses are available. |
| Facilities: | Common microcomputer platforms; UNIX platforms for some projects; VAX VMS; educational multimedia. |
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| Program: | Our department is primarily concerned with the study of computer uses in education: in K-12 institutions, higher education, distance education, and professional settings. Most of our students see HCI as a component in their studies and a few undertake research which is specifically HCI. Affiliation with the University of Toronto and location on its main campus means that many University of Toronto HCI activities and courses are available. |
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| Updated: | 1993-04-01 |
| Univ. of Toronto, Library & Information Science | |
| Contact: | Joan M. Cherry, Associate Professor |
| Email: | cherry@flis.utoronto.ca |
| Phone: | 416-978-4663 |
| Fax: | 416-971-1399 |
| Address: | Faculty of Library and Information Science 140 St. George St. Toronto, Ontario CANADA M5S 1A1 |
| Degrees: | Master of Information Science, Ph.D. |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: Masters: |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: Masters: |
| Description: | Emphasis on the behaviour of people who create and use information; the production and use of information in organizations; the interaction of users with systems and with information; the social impact of information technology. |
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| Updated: | 1993-04-01 |
| Technical Univ. of Nova Scotia, Computer Science | |
| Contact: | Trevor Smedley, Assistant Professor |
| Email: | smedley@tuns.ca |
| Phone: | (902) 420-7838 |
| Fax: | (902) 492-1517 |
| Address: | School of Computer Science Technical University of Nova Scotia PO Box 1000 Halifax, NS CANADA B3J 2X4 |
| Degrees: | M.Comp.Sci., Ph.D. in Computer Science |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 0 Masters: 1 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 1 Masters: 3 |
| Description: | Visual programming, software engineering, user interfaces, object oriented programming, database, graphics. |
| Facilities: | Macintosh, PC, Sun, HP, Dec and Next computers. |
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| Program: | The faculty involved in HCI tend towards the practical aspects -- tools, techniques, etc. -- as opposed to the theoretical aspects. |
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| Updated: | 1994-03-01 |
| Univ. of California at Irvine, Info. and Computer Science | |||||||||
| Contact: | Jonathan Grudin, Associate Professor | ||||||||
| Email: | grudin@ics.uci.edu | ||||||||
| Phone: | +1-714-856-8674 | ||||||||
| Fax: | +1-714-856-4056 | ||||||||
| Address: | Information and Computer Science Department University of California, Irvine Irvine, CA 92717 USA | ||||||||
| Degrees: | Ph.D. | ||||||||
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 2 Masters: 0 | ||||||||
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 6 Masters: 0 | ||||||||
| Description: | The UCI ICS Department has five areas of concentration: Theory, Hardware, AI, Software, and CORPS (Computers, Organizations, Policy, and Society). Software has a strong interest in UIMSs and distributed software management tools. CORPS, which has links to faculty in the School of Management, provides a strong focus on social and organizational analysis of computerization. New faculty bring CSCW and HCI interest to CORPS; some newly admitted students are working in these areas. | ||||||||
| Facilities: | The UCI ICS Department has:
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| Program: | HCI is an increasingly active area of interest within
CORPS and Software, two of the 5 major areas of specialization in
the department.
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Updated: | 1994-03-01
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| University College London, Ergonomics | |||||||||
| Contact: | Professor J.B. Long, Director | ||||||||
| Email: | j.long@ucl.ac.uk | ||||||||
| Phone: | +44 (0)71 380 7557 | ||||||||
| Fax: | +44 (0)71 580 1100 | ||||||||
| Address: | Ergonomics Unit, UCL, 26, Bedford Way, London WC1H 0AP, UK | ||||||||
| Degrees: | Human Factors in HCI: PhD, MS, Postgraduate Diploma | ||||||||
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 7 Masters: 49 | ||||||||
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 10 Masters: 23 | ||||||||
| Description: | The Ergonomics Unit is UCL's centre for the development, study and practice of ergonomics (human factors engineering), and it is based in the Department of Psychology. Ergonomics is concerned with the human aspects of technology at work, seeking to ensure that technology meets the needs of people that use it. The University of London Intercollegiate Masters course in Ergonomics is run from the Unit, although components of the course are contributed by specialists in the various background disciplines based at a number of colleges within the University. Students can specialise either in General Ergonomics or in the Human Factors of Human Computer Interaction. The Research Group based at the Ergonomics Unit specialises in Human-Computer Interaction. | ||||||||
| Facilities: | Local facilities -
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| Program: | The Ergonomics Unit Research Group specialises in
Human-Computer Interaction. The group wishes to enhance the
process and product of software development by: (i) increasing
the guarantee associated with human factors (HF) knowledge; and,
(ii) developing an appropriate set of HF methods and tools, with
emphasis on the early stages of system design. The group
conducts basic and pre-competitive work, frequently in
collaboration with public bodies and industrial organisations
from the U.K. and Europe, and it has particularly close links
with the Department of Computer Science at UCL. It has a special
interest in planning and control, and safety critical
applications, such as transport, health care and the military.
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Updated: | 1994-04-01
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| Univ. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Info. & Library Sci. | |
| Contact: | Barbara M. Wildemuth, Assistant Professor |
| Email: | wildem@ils.unc.edu |
| Phone: | 919-962-8072 |
| Fax: | 919-962-8071 |
| Address: | SILS, 100 Manning Hall, CB # 3360 UNC-CH, Chapel Hill, NC 27599 USA |
| Degrees: | MSLS, MSIS, CAS, PhD |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 0 Masters: 4 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: N/A Masters: N/A |
| Description: | The School offers an interdisciplinary graduate program in information and library science. Its traditional strength in library science provides students with a strong background in information organization/retrieval and service to client groups. The newer information science program has diversified the course offerings, including an emphasis in systems analysis and design. |
| Facilities: | Students have access to a state-of-the-art microcomputer lab, including CASE tools and basic prototyping tools. Access to UNIX workstations is also available. |
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| Program: | HCI is not an area of specialization within the School; it is included as one aspect of the Systems Analysis and Design emphasis. |
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| Updated: | 1994-03-01 |
| Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln, Computer Science & Eng. | |
| Contact: | Susan Wiedenbeck, Associate Professor |
| Email: | susan@cse.unl.edu |
| Phone: | +01-402-472-5006 |
| Fax: | +01-402-472-7767 |
| Address: | 115 Ferguson Hall University of Nebraska Lincoln, NE 68588-0115 USA |
| Degrees: | B.S., M.S., Ph.D. in CSE |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 2 Masters: 3 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 3 Masters: 1 |
| Description: | The CSE department has strength in theory and cryptography. It also has an active group in computer vision. The Industrial Engineering Department specializes in physical human factors but also does some work in cognitive human factors. The Management Information Science program has interest in training of end users of computers. The Psychology Department has strength in perception. |
| Facilities: | The CSE Department has a large number of Sun workstations. There is a vision laboratory containing Suns and specialized vision hardware. There is an AI laboratory of Apollo workstations. There are many up-to-date PCs and a few Macintoshes. |
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| Program: | HCI is one of about 9 areas of specialization in the department. Two faculty members work in the area. |
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| Updated: | 1994-04-01 |
| Univ. of New South Wales, Computer Science & Eng. | |
| Contact: | Clark N. Quinn, Lecturer |
| Email: | cnquinn@cse.unsw.edu.au |
| Phone: | +61-2-385-3985 |
| Fax: | +61-2-313-7987 |
| Address: | School of Computer Science and Engineering The University of New South Wales Kensington, NSW 2052 AUSTRALIA |
| Degrees: | MCogScMInfSc, MCompSc; ME, PhD in CS |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: Masters: 3 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 2 Masters: 3 |
| Description: | The School of Computer Science and Engineering is grouped around the activity areas of Artificial Intelligence, Formal Methods and Software Engineering, Computer Architecture and VLSI Design, Information Science, Algorithms and Programming Techniques, Networks and Operating Systems, and Human Computer Interaction. Strong links exist with the Cognitive Science Program and the Schools of Psychology, Information Systems, and Education. |
| Facilities: | The School of Computer Science and Engineering administers about 250 various Unix workstations linked by 15 file servers. In addition, a graphics and visualisation lab is equipped with seven Silicon Graphics workstations. Various PC's, Macintoshes, and specialized systems complete the picture. |
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| Program: | HCI is a new area of activity within the school. The emphasis is on cognitive engineering and user-centered design. |
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| Updated: | 1994-03-01 |
| Univ. of Southern California, Computer Science | |
| Contact: | Dr. Ellis Horowitz, Department Chair |
| Email: | horowitz@pollux.usc.edu |
| Phone: | +01-213-740-8056 |
| Fax: | +01-213-740-7285 |
| Address: | USC Department of Computer Science, SAL 300 Los Angeles, CA 90089-0782 USA |
| Degrees: | MS, Ph.D. |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: Masters: |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: Masters: |
| Description: | The USC Department of Computer Science is strong in software engineering, user interface software specification and design, and computer graphics, among other specialties. In addition, many HCI students from other departments (e.g. Industrial Engineering, Computer Engineering) take advantage of the HCI course curriculum. |
| Facilities: | The USC Department of Computer Science is a participant in a campus-wide computing network called University Computing Services (UCS). In addition, numerous workstations, computer laboratories (e.g. the Software Engineering Laboratory), etc. are available for student and faculty research. |
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| Program: | HCI is a key component in the Department graduate curriculum in Software Engineering. |
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| Updated: | 1994-03-01 |
| Univ. of Tennessee at Knoxville, Computer Science | |
| Contact: | Brad Vander Zanden, Assistant Professor |
| Email: | bvz@cs.utk.edu |
| Phone: | +01-615-974-5067 |
| Fax: | +01-615-974-4404 |
| Address: | University of Tennessee Computer Science Dept. 107 Ayres Hall Knoxville, TN 37996 |
| Degrees: | MS, PhD |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 0 Masters: 2 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 2 Masters: 3 |
| Description: | The University of Tennessee CS Department has a well-balanced, strong program that includes theory, programming languages, systems, and scientific computing. The HCI unit falls in the programming languages area. |
| Facilities: | The CS department operates research laboratories with over 100 UNIX workstations (Sun SPARCstations, IBM RISC 6000s, HP Series 700, Macintosh IIfx, Sun-4/60s, Sun-4/65s, and Sun-4/75s), Intel iPSC/2, Intel iPSC/860, Sequent Symmetry, Stardent Titan, a VAX 4000, VAXstation GPX-II, and a variety of Sun-4/280 servers. The HCI program has 5 HP700 series workstations and one SPARCstation specifically devoted to it. |
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| Program: | HCI falls under the area of programming languages and is primarily concerned with the development of tools and techniques for creating highly interactive, graphical interfaces. |
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| Updated: | 1993-04-01 |
| Univ. of Technology, Sydney, Computer Science | |||||||||
| Contact: | Judy Hammond, Senior Lecturer | ||||||||
| Email: | judy@socs.uts.edu.au | ||||||||
| Phone: | 61 2 330 1822 | ||||||||
| Fax: | 61 2 330 1807 | ||||||||
| Address: | University of Technology, Sydney PO Box 123, Broadway, NSW 2007 AUSTRALIA | ||||||||
| Degrees: | Graduate Certificate in Human-Computer Interaction, M. Sc (Computing) by coursework or thesis, Ph.D | ||||||||
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: Masters: | ||||||||
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 2 Masters: 1 | ||||||||
| Description: | HCI is a recent addition to under-graduate and post-graduate degree courses in computing with a strong industry orientation. Courses are part-time and full-time. It is one of 7 Key Centres for teaching and research in Australia. HCI research is conducted in one of these Key Centre Laboratories. | ||||||||
| Facilities: | The range of computer facilities available to
students in SOCS includes:
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| Program: | HCI is a recent addition to areas of specialisation,
which include graphics, AI, Information Systems Management,
Distributed Systems, Parallel Processing
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Updated: | 1993-07-01
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| Univ. of Western Australia, Elec. Engineering | |
| Contact: | Peter E. Jones, Lecturer |
| Email: | peterj@swanee.ee.uwa.oz.au |
| Phone: | (+61 9) 380-3100 |
| Fax: | (+61 9) 380-1065 |
| Address: | Electrical & Electronic Engineering The University of Western Australia NEDLANDS, WA 6009 AUSTRALIA |
| Degrees: | B.Eng., Masters Prelim., M.Eng., Ph.D. |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 0 Masters: 0 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 0 Masters: 0 |
| Description: | The E&EE department has only recently begun a first degree in Information Technology. 1992 was the first year students graduated. HCI is seen as an important part of Software Engineering and this together with Communications and Micro-Electronics is seen as IT. |
| Facilities: | In addition to the facilities to be expected in an E&EE department (for instance a chip making plant) there are a number of sub-nets from the Internet with approximately 50 Sun workstations of various types, about 100 Pcs and a small number of Macs, HPs, Silicon Graphics and soon some DEC Alphas. |
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| Program: | HCI is part of the Information Systems Group which is just getting into place as the undergraduate Information Technology course expands. This group is one of several in the deptartment including: Energy Systems, Microelectronics, Intelligent Information Processing, VLSI and Solar Energy. |
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| Updated: | 1993-04-18 |
| Univ. West England, Computing | |
| Contact: | Peter J. Thomas, Professor of Information Management, Head of School of Applied Information Technology |
| Email: | Peter.Thomas@uwe.ac.uk |
| Phone: | (+44) 272 656261 |
| Fax: | (+44) 272 763860 |
| Address: | University of the West of England, Coldharbour Lane, Bristol, BS16 1QY, UK |
| Degrees: | MSc, MPhil, PhD in Computer Science, Information Systems |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: Masters: |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 3 Masters: |
| Description: | The Department of Computing at UWE Bristol undertakes research in the areas of real-time systems, community information systems, philosophical and social aspects of information systems, personal information management and HCI. The Department has strong links with local and national industry and runs many joint research programmes. |
| Facilities: | The Department has several well-equipped laboratories of Apple Macs., PCs and Sparcstations which are available for undergraduate and research student use. |
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| Program: | The Department's MS students undertake live projects with partners such as HP UK, often on HCI-related research issues. |
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| Updated: | 1994-03-01 |
| Virginia Commonwealth Univ., Information Systems | |||||||||
| Contact: | Jean Gasen, Associate Professor | ||||||||
| Email: | jgasen@cabell.vcu.edu | ||||||||
| Phone: | (804) 367-7128 | ||||||||
| Fax: | (804) 367-7037 | ||||||||
| Address: | Box 4000 VCU Richmond, VA 23284-4000 USA | ||||||||
| Degrees: | BS, MS, MBA and Ph.D. in Information Systems | ||||||||
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 2 Masters: 0 | ||||||||
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 3 Masters: 0 | ||||||||
| Description: | The Information Systems Department is in the School of Business at VCU. Degrees offered meet the AACSB requirements for Schools of Business. The IS department is one of the largest standalone departments in the country with 20 full time faculty. Faculty interests are broad and diverse focusing on everything from group decision support systems to flexible manufacturing and fuzzy logic. HCI represents one interest area within the department. The IS department also has strong community ties through its Information Systems Research Institute. | ||||||||
| Facilities: | The IS department is IBM-based and has:
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| Program: | The HCI program is supported currently by one graduate
level course and dissertation support. There is no formal
specialization or degree program in HCI.
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| Univ. of Virginia, Computer Science | |||||||||
| Contact: | Randy Pausch, Associate Professor | ||||||||
| Email: | pausch@virginia.edu | ||||||||
| Phone: | (804) 982-2200 | ||||||||
| Fax: | (804) 982-2214 | ||||||||
| Address: | Thornton Hall, Charlottesville, VA 22903 USA | ||||||||
| Degrees: | MS, Ph.D | ||||||||
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 0 Masters: 8 | ||||||||
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 4 Masters: 5 | ||||||||
| Description: | The User Interface group in the CS department at the University of Virginia performs research in Human-Computer Interaction. The approximately twenty members of the group are made up of undergraduates, graduates and faculty from a variety of fields such as computer science, psychology, and architecture. By working across several fields, the group is well-positioned to address the interdisciplinary nature of HCI research. Past work includes interfaces for research with cerebral palsy (CANDY), and the development of a platform-independent GUI, SUIT. Current research is now focusing on HCI issues in Virtual Environments and in the creation of the Alice software platform for real-time three-dimensional graphics and Virtual Reality. | ||||||||
| Facilities: | The CS Department has:
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Updated: | 1994-03-01
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| Virginia Tech., Computer Science | |
| Contact: | H. Rex Hartson, Professor |
| Email: | hartson@cs.vt.edu |
| Phone: | +01-703-231-4857 |
| Fax: | +01-703-231-6075 |
| Address: | Virginia Tech Department of Computer Science 562 McBryde Hall Blacksburg, VA 24061-0106 USA |
| Degrees: | MS, Ph.D. in CSA |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 3 Masters: 20 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 7 Masters: 6 |
| Description: | The Department of Computer Science at Virginia Tech has officially committed to a focus on HCI. To that end, we have recruited Dr. Jack Carroll, a renowned HCI researcher, as department head. This focus does not mean that everyone in CS will be doing HCI research. However, where possible, other research will emphasize HCI aspects and will connect to HCI as appropriate. Further, the Industrial & Systems Engineering Department has a strong program in HCI, and collaboration across the two departments has been occurring since 1979. |
| Facilities: | The CS Department has a large number of workstations (many DECstations and Alphas), Macintoshes, and assorted (Next, PC, SGI) special purpose machines. The ISE Department also has numerous workstations, as well as special equipment for persons with physical disabilities, most housed in their Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory. Through funds received from a National Science Foundation Research Infrastructure grant, we are building three laboratories specifically to support HCI-based research: a Usability Methods Research Lab, an Interaction Technology Lab, and an Information Access Lab. |
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| Program: | HCI is the principal focus within about 10 areas of specialization in the CS Department. Courses in experimental design, inferential statistics, and HCI are taught across ISE, Statistics, and Psychology Departments. Many MS and PhD degrees in HCI are also granted in ISE in addition to the numbers stated earlier for Computer Science. |
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| Updated: | 1994-04-01 |
| Vrije Univ., Computer Science | |
| Contact: | Gerrit C. van der Veer, lecturer and senior researcher |
| Email: | gerrit@vdveer.cs.vu.nl |
| Phone: | +31-20-5485591 |
| Fax: | +31-20-6441746 |
| Address: | De Boelelaan 1081 A 1081 HV Amsterdam, THE NETHERLANDS |
| Degrees: | MS, Ph.D. in computer science |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 1 Masters: 20 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 2 Masters: 6 |
| Description: | Big CS department, featuring theoretical CS, AI, Architecture and networking, software engineering, HCI, computer languages, 130 people employed |
| Facilities: | 350 work-locations, mostly SPARCstation 1 and 2, some graphic terminals, 25 PCs, 20 Macs, 1 parallel programming processor (128 processors), 4 Sparc 630 MP, 40 gigabyte disk space, 1200 names in password file |
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| Program: | HCI is compulsory part of curriculum Software Engineering (includes both theory and literature of HCI, and practice of UI design) and preferred choice for AI, and choice for other CS majors. |
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| Updated: | 1994-03-01 |
| Univ. of Waikato, Computer Science | |||||||||||
| Contact: | Ian H. Witten, Professor | ||||||||||
| Email: | ihw@waikato.ac.nz | ||||||||||
| Phone: | +64 7 856-2889 | ||||||||||
| Fax: | +64 7 838-4155 | ||||||||||
| Address: | Department of Computer Science University of Waikato Hamilton, NEW ZEALAND | ||||||||||
| Degrees: | MSc, MPhil, DPhil, MCMS (Master of Computer and Mathematical Science) | ||||||||||
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 1 Masters: 5 | ||||||||||
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 5 Masters: 5 | ||||||||||
| Description: |
| Facilities: | Many workstations including Sparc II, Mac, NeXT, IBM
PC, X-terminals, and misc. others.
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Updated: | 1993-04-01
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| Univ. of Washington, Computer Science & Eng. | |
| Contact: | Alan Borning, Associate Professor |
| Email: | borning@cs.washington.edu |
| Phone: | +01-206-543-6678 |
| Fax: | USA +01-206-543-2969 |
| Address: | Dept of Computer Science & Engineering, FR-35 University of Washington Seattle, Washington 98195 USA |
| Degrees: | MS, Ph.D. in CS |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 1 Masters: 0 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 2 Masters: 0 |
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| Updated: | 1993-04-01 |
| Worcester Polytechnic Inst., Computer Science | |
| Contact: | Craig E. Wills, Assistant Professor |
| Email: | cew@cs.wpi.edu |
| Phone: | 508-831-5622 |
| Fax: | 508-831-5776 |
| Address: | Worcester Polytechnic Institute 100 Institute Road Worcester, MA 01609 USA |
| Degrees: | MS, Ph.D in CS |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 0 Masters: 1 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 1 Masters: 1 |
| Description: | The WPI CS Department current research activities include network performance and analysis, language processor systems, user interfaces, system design simulation, computer graphics, artificial intelligence, database and knowledge acquisition, computational complexity, and computer vision. |
| Facilities: | The computational facilities of Worcester Polytechnic Institute include a number of labs with DEC, Sun and HP workstations. Specific labs are a Artificial Intelligence Lab, an Image Processing Lab, a Data/Knowledge Base Lab, a Distributed Systems Lab, a Graphics Lab, an Operating Systems and Networking Lab, an Undergraduate Project Lab, and a Graduate Project Lab. |
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| Program: | HCI is a field of interest among a few faculty in the department. |
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| Updated: | 1993-04-01 |
| Wichita State Univ., Psychology | |
| Contact: | Charles G. Halcomb, Professor and Coordinator, Engineering Psychology Program |
| Email: | halcomb@wsupsy.psy.twsu.edu |
| Phone: | (316) 689 3886 |
| Fax: | (316) 689 3770 |
| Address: | Department of Psychology, Box 34 |
| Degrees: | Ph.D. in Psych. (Eng. Psych. & Human Factors) |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: 2 Masters: 0 |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: 12 Masters: 4 |
| Description: | The WSU department of psychology has offered a strong masters degree in experimental psychology for many years. In 1990, the state board of regents authorized the department to offer the Ph.D. in Engineering Psychology (Human Factors). Although most of the faculty do not focus on HCI, we do have one faculty member (halcomb) who is primarily interested in this area, and two others that work in the area of visual displays and some of what they do might be construed to be HCI. |
| Facilities: | The psychology department has many different computer resources available to students. Students working in the HCI lab have access to IBM, VAX, UNIX RISC as well as IBM PC and MAC computers. Each of these platforms has a rich software environment to challenge the learning and research needs and interest of the graduate student. In the HCI lab alone there are 2 MAC Quadra, a 486dx 33Mnz, a VAX 3100, an X terminal with DECNET and TCP access to both VMS and UNIX servers located outside the lab. In addition there are two 386 PCs, video equipment for useability and other studies and full multimedia capability for developing software in the multimedia area. |
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| Program: | HCI is one of about 5 areas of specialization in the department. |
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| Updated: | 1993-04-01 |
| Univ. of York, Psychology | |
| Contact: | Andrew Monk, |
| Email: | AM1@york.ac.uk |
| Phone: | +44 904 433148 |
| Fax: | +44 904 433181 |
| Address: | Department of Psychology University of York York, YO1 5DD, UK |
| Degrees: | D.Phil (= Ph.D.) |
| Recent_HCI_Theses: | PhD: Masters: |
| Current_HCI_Students: | PhD: Masters: |
| Description: | Applications to register for D.Phil are welcomed. This is three years research, examination by thesis, no taught courses. You would normally be expected to have a first degree (major) in Psychology if registering to do this in the Psychology Department or Computer Science to register in the Computer Science Department. |
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