Papers & Projects @ York University
Update (Oct, 07): soon I will update this page or add a new one for my graduate work.
Papers
- Comparison of Real and Virtual 3D Construction Tools with Novice Users (Co-written with Wolfgang Stuerzlinger) – Published at CGVR'06 (World Comp '06, Las Vegas)
- Evaluation of Response Time for Speech, Visual & Bi-Modal Cues – HCI Term Project
- Use & Misuse of Usability Principles: Examples in Commercial Applications – HCI assignment
- A review of two papers on organization of digital photos – HCI assignment
Undergraduate Work Archive
I finished my undergraduate degree at York University in 2005 with a B.Sc. Specialized Honours degree in Computer Science. This is an archive of some of my school work (projects, typed course notes) worth mentioning or perhaps useful for new students.
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4080 Project
I have worked on a virtual Lego system for my computer science project (Cosc 4080), which is by the way the best experience you can get at York, specially if you decide not to go for the internship program. Basically I used a Phantom haptics (3D touch) device (below) with the virtual lego system and performed a user study. Unfortunately the original program is very Windows-dependent and you will need the device to use it so I can not post a working demo, however the research paper titled "Comparison of Real and Virtual 3D Construction Tools with Novice Users" is available.
- Bioinformatics projects (A Glendon course)
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Lecture Notes
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Other work
- AudioFeedback: The prototype for my human-computer interaction term project "Evaluation of Response Time for Speech, Visual & Bi-Modal Cues" written in Java. (Sorry, the demo program is removed, at least until furthur notice!)
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