Human-Computer Interaction
Wed 01.20.16
Human-Computer Interaction
Wed 01.20.16
Wed 01.20.16
Wed 01.20.16
Wed 01.20.16
Wed 01.20.16
conversational agents, multimodal interaction, crowdsourcing, user experience assessment, ubiquitous computing, visualization, visual analytics, computer-supported cooperative work (CSCW)/social computing, usable security and privacy, algorithmic fairness and accountability, ethical tech, human-centered computing, mobile computing, personal health informatics.
conversational agents, multimodal interaction, crowdsourcing, user experience assessment, ubiquitous computing, visualization, visual analytics, computer-supported cooperative work (CSCW)/social computing, usable security and privacy, algorithmic fairness and accountability, ethical tech, human-centered computing, mobile computing, personal health informatics.
conversational agents, multimodal interaction, crowdsourcing, user experience assessment, ubiquitous computing, visualization, visual analytics, computer-supported cooperative work (CSCW)/social computing, usable security and privacy, algorithmic fairness and accountability, ethical tech, human-centered computing, mobile computing, personal health informatics.
conversational agents, multimodal interaction, crowdsourcing, user experience assessment, ubiquitous computing, visualization, visual analytics, computer-supported cooperative work (CSCW)/social computing, usable security and privacy, algorithmic fairness and accountability, ethical tech, human-centered computing, mobile computing, personal health informatics.
Computer systems support human beings in day-to-day tasks—they help us work, communicate, find entertainment, and promote health and wellness. At Khoury College of Computer Sciences, our researchers explore how to facilitate more effective and ethical human-computer interaction (HCI). We spearhead the development and testing of innovative user interfaces, sensing systems, and data visualization tools and analytics. We use innovative methods to understand how and why people interact with computing systems and devices, uncover fundamental issues impacting everyday computer system use, and discover how human behavior can influence system designs of the future.
Computer systems support human beings in day-to-day tasks—they help us work, communicate, find entertainment, and promote health and wellness. At Khoury College of Computer Sciences, our researchers explore how to facilitate more effective and ethical human-computer interaction (HCI). We spearhead the development and testing of innovative user interfaces, sensing systems, and data visualization tools and analytics. We use innovative methods to understand how and why people interact with computing systems and devices, uncover fundamental issues impacting everyday computer system use, and discover how human behavior can influence system designs of the future.
Computer systems support human beings in day-to-day tasks—they help us work, communicate, find entertainment, and promote health and wellness. At Khoury College of Computer Sciences, our researchers explore how to facilitate more effective and ethical human-computer interaction (HCI). We spearhead the development and testing of innovative user interfaces, sensing systems, and data visualization tools and analytics. We use innovative methods to understand how and why people interact with computing systems and devices, uncover fundamental issues impacting everyday computer system use, and discover how human behavior can influence system designs of the future.
Computer systems support human beings in day-to-day tasks—they help us work, communicate, find entertainment, and promote health and wellness. At Khoury College of Computer Sciences, our researchers explore how to facilitate more effective and ethical human-computer interaction (HCI). We spearhead the development and testing of innovative user interfaces, sensing systems, and data visualization tools and analytics. We use innovative methods to understand how and why people interact with computing systems and devices, uncover fundamental issues impacting everyday computer system use, and discover how human behavior can influence system designs of the future.
At Khoury College, HCI research is shaping the computer systems of tomorrow. Led by accomplished faculty with deep and varied understanding of groundbreaking computer systems, our research focuses on making human interaction with computers more natural and helping us better understand and use data generated by human-computer systems. As a doctoral or graduate student focused on human-computer interaction, you’ll apply new technologies to help people around the world improve their work, communication, and health.
At Khoury College, HCI research is shaping the computer systems of tomorrow. Led by accomplished faculty with deep and varied understanding of groundbreaking computer systems, our research focuses on making human interaction with computers more natural and helping us better understand and use data generated by human-computer systems. As a doctoral or graduate student focused on human-computer interaction, you’ll apply new technologies to help people around the world improve their work, communication, and health.
At Khoury College, HCI research is shaping the computer systems of tomorrow. Led by accomplished faculty with deep and varied understanding of groundbreaking computer systems, our research focuses on making human interaction with computers more natural and helping us better understand and use data generated by human-computer systems. As a doctoral or graduate student focused on human-computer interaction, you’ll apply new technologies to help people around the world improve their work, communication, and health.
At Khoury College, HCI research is shaping the computer systems of tomorrow. Led by accomplished faculty with deep and varied understanding of groundbreaking computer systems, our research focuses on making human interaction with computers more natural and helping us better understand and use data generated by human-computer systems. As a doctoral or graduate student focused on human-computer interaction, you’ll apply new technologies to help people around the world improve their work, communication, and health.