mHealth Research Group Survey

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If you are a Northeastern student and you are interested in working with the research group, please fill out this survey. In addition, you should send your resume to Prof. Stephen Intille in an email with subject heading: "mHealth Research Group Applicant: [Your Name]".

Please only fill out this form if you meet the following conditions:

- You could volunteer/work for at least 8 hours a week (less time and it is hard to get anything done)
- You will be a student at Northeastern for at least one semester or summer beyond the current semester

- You are willing to work on a project independently, at first, to demonstrate your skills

We can only respond to the students who follow the instructions below and who are most qualified for the position relative to other applicants.

Email *

What is your name? *

What degree are you working on? (e.g., MS in CS, BS in CS, ...) *

When will you graduate? *

YYYY

Please list all past CS/engineering courses taken at NEU and your grade in each course. *

Please list all past health-related courses taken at NEU and your grade in each course. *

Please check the semesters/summers when you are interested in working with the research group (and have NOT graduated and will NOT be on coop). *

Spring 2024

Summer 1 2024

Summer 2 2024

Fall 2024

Spring 2025

Later

Other:

Required

Please list your plans for the first semester/summer you checked off above (including courses you plan to take, job(s) you expect to have, or any other commitments) *

Given the commitments you listed above, how many hours per week could you work on this research project in the first semester you are available? *

Please list your plans for the second semester/summer you marked as available (including courses you plan to take, job(s) you expect to have, or any other commitments). If you only checked on semester, leave this blank. *

Indicate your level of experience with each of the following technologies *

Expert

Good

Novice

Minimal

None

Android

Android Wear

Java

JavaScript

Angular

JQuery

CSS/HTML5

AWS

Hadoop

Heroku

SQL

NoSQL databases

Linux

Apache

Google App Engine

Google Compute Engine

Firebase

Unity

iOS development

User interface design methodologies

Python

Machine learning/pattern recognition

D3.js

Arduino

Kotlin

Unix

Latex

NU's Discovery Cluster

C++

Interface design prototyping software

Game design

Vehicle traffic simulation software (microsimulation)

Programming with mapping software (e.g., OpenStreetMap)

NLP and LLMs

Audio processing

Flask

Expert

Good

Novice

Minimal

None

Android

Android Wear

Java

JavaScript

Angular

JQuery

CSS/HTML5

AWS

Hadoop

Heroku

SQL

NoSQL databases

Linux

Apache

Google App Engine

Google Compute Engine

Firebase

Unity

iOS development

User interface design methodologies

Python

Machine learning/pattern recognition

D3.js

Arduino

Kotlin

Unix

Latex

NU's Discovery Cluster

C++

Interface design prototyping software

Game design

Vehicle traffic simulation software (microsimulation)

Programming with mapping software (e.g., OpenStreetMap)

NLP and LLMs

Audio processing

Flask

Rate these skills for yourself, from 1 (best at this) to 6 (least best at this) *

1 (best)

6 (least best)

Writing

Programming

Book research

Presenting

Problem solving

Brainstorming/ideation

Describe the most sophisticated software application you've programmed or designed, if any.

Describe the most sophisticated Android app you've written, if any.

Describe the most sophisticated Android Wear app you've written, if any.

If you are a programmer, please include links to any software we can try (e.g., Play Store apps, or a link to APKs, for mobile apps).

Which project or project areas are the ones you are most interested in? *

Javascript programmer

Android programmer

Android Wear programmer

Build an app to encourage hand washing

Build an app to discourage verbal tics

Build an app to reduce loneliness and encourage deeper, more meaningful conversation

Build a real-time smartwatch/smartphone app to detect activities/behaviors

Help build a bicycle simulator

Design a game for science as a JavaScript or Android game programmer

Use Northeastern's Discovery Cluster to process massive datasets on human behavior using machine learning algorithms

Adapt CARLA vehicle simulator software (or equivalent) for a bicycle simulator

Help study an innovative solution to encourage active transportation via bicycling

Become a cyborg (help us by testing wearable software)

Work on a project in mobile or ubiquitous computing applied to health that is of personal interest to you

Build a sensor-shaker testing device out of Lego Mindstorms

Help collect wearable data (working with human subjects) (for PAAWS project, and others)

Android and Android Wear programming for person's with Aphasia (audio-based sensing)

Help clean, document, and extend our Android and Android Wear codebase

Work on traffic simulation using microsimulation of traffic flow (for biking project)

Work on a mobile real-time activity recognition system (mobile programming; real-time algorithms)

Work on paper prototyping mobile apps (must have taken an HCI course at NU)

Other:

Required

Your top choice from the list below would be...

Android programming

Python programming

JavaScript programming

No programming - testing of systems/help with data collection

No programming - library research

No programming - prototyping (paper prototyping, Figma prototyping, etc.)

Clear selection

Please send your resume to Prof. Intille with subject line "mHealth Research Group Applicant: [Your name]". Did you send it? *

Yes

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