CS547 Human-Computer Interaction Seminar  (Seminar on People, Computers, and Design)

Fridays 12:30-2:20 · Gates B01 · Open to the public

Fall 2015 schedule   (watch online)

25 Sep Darius Kazemi Tiny Subversions Context, or, How to trick your users into thinking you're a genius 2 Oct Gordon Wetzstein Stanford University Emerging Trends and Applications of Light Field Displays 9 Oct Wendy Ju Stanford University Transforming Design: Interaction with Robots and Cars 16 Oct Gordon Kurtenbach Autodesk Research Goal Directed Design and the Future of Making 23 Oct Krzysztof Gajos Harvard University Lab in the Wild: Tools for Large-Scale Experimentation in HCI 30 Oct Janet Vertesi Princeton University Seeing Like a Rover: Visualization, embodiment, and teamwork on the Mars Exploration Rover mission 6 Nov Sean Follmer Stanford University Designing Material Interfaces: Redefining Interaction through Programmable Materials and Tactile Displays 13 Nov Stelarc Curtin University Perth Zombies, Humanoids, & Hybrids: The Creepy, The Uncanny & The Contestable 20 Nov Lorrie Cranor Carnegie Mellon University Conducting Usable Privacy and Security Studies: It's Complicated 4 Dec Arvind Narayanan Princeton University Better security and privacy hinges on better design: two case studies

Instructor: Michael Bernstein Email: cs547@cs.stanford.edu Enrolled students 1 credit Attend all lectures in person (2 absences permitted). See details. SCPD students: Watch all lectures online. See details. Record your attendance each week If you would like to get an email from us a few times a year, with information about future HCI seminars, join hci-seminar mailing list Archive 20 years of speakers By year By speaker Videos: iTunesU · YouTube

Thanks to the Stanford Computer Forum and SCPD, whose support helps make this seminar possible.