Selected Topics in Human-Computer Interaction
What's new | Course Description | Schedule | Registration
Lecture Series by Scott MacKenzie
| Topic | Empirical Research Methods in Human-Computer Interaction |
| Teacher | Scott MacKenzie, York University, Canada |
| Time | 11.-13.4.2004, 9-12 each day (note: lectures start at 9 o'clock sharp) |
| Place |
Pinni B (Kehruukoulunkatu 1, Tampere)
Monday: lecture room Pinni B3118 Tuesday: lecture room Pinni B4115 Wednesday: lecture room Pinni B3111 |
| Teaching | 9 hours of lectures. |
| Registration | All participants are requested to register in advance. |
| About the teacher | Scott MacKenzie is a Professor at the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, York University, Canada. He holds a B.Mus. degree from Queen's University, and M.Ed. and Ph.D. degrees from the Universtiy of Toronto. His research interests include human performance measurement and modeling, and input devices and interaction techniques for human-computer interfaces. |