COMS E6178: Human–Computer Interaction (Spring 2024) Interest Form

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If you are on the waiting list for COMS E6178: Human–Computer Interaction (Spring 2024), please fill in this form so we can assess your background and interest in the class. For priority consideration, please submit your response by Tuesday, Dec 26, 2023 at 11:59pm EST (NYC Time).

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NOTE:
This interest form is for Prof. Brian Smith's Spring 2024 HCI seminar only. If you believe this form was listed on SSOL in error, please notify the instructor listed on SSOL.
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You can find the syllabus for last year's course from Prof. Smith here:
https://www.cs.columbia.edu/~brian/6178/HCI%20Syllabus%20(Spring%202023).pdf

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SYNOPSIS:
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This course is a graduate-level seminar in human–computer interaction (HCI), which is a cross-disciplinary field that studies (1) what computers are used for, (2) how people interact with computers, and (3) how either of those should change in the future. We will be reading, presenting, and discussing research papers that cover both the foundations and the frontiers of HCI. The papers represent many research areas within HCI: ubiquitous computing, mobile health, interaction techniques, social computing, mixed reality, accessibility, policy, and more. We will discuss both the papers and the research process behind them — both the substance and soul of HCI research. Students will practice giving research presentations and will complete an original HCI research project as part of the course. Our weekly meetings will focus on presentations, discussion, and project feedback.

COMS W4170: User Interface Design or a similar course is recommended as a prerequisite. Students should also be interested in exploring HCI research. Prior research experience is not required.

Our syllabus will be similar in format to last year, and we will announce the full list of papers on the first day of class.

Email *

Basic Info

What is your name? *

What is your Columbia UNI? *

What school are you attending? *

Columbia College (CC)

Columbia Engineering (SEAS)

School of General Studies (GS)

Barnard College (BC)

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS)

School of Journalism (J-School)

Other:

What will your enrollment status be at the time of the course? *

First year undergrad

Second-year undergrad

Third-year undergrad

Fourth-year undergrad (or later)

MS student in CS

MS student in CS + Journalism

MS student from a non-CS program: DBMI, EE, GSAPP, etc.

MS/PhD or PhD student in CS

PhD student from a non-CS program: DBMI, EE, GSAPP, etc.

Other:

Are you a Columbia Video Network (CVN) student? *

Yes

What is your CS track? *

N/A (Not a CS student)

N/A (New Undergraduate CS Curriculum)

Intelligent Systems [Undergraduate]

Applications [Undergraduate]

Digital Systems [Undergraduate]

Foundations of CS [Undergraduate, Graduate]

Software Systems [Undergraduate, Graduate]

Vision and Graphics [Undergraduate] ---OR--- Vision, Graphics, Interactions, and Robotics [Graduate]

Computational Biology [Graduate]

Computer Security [Graduate]

Machine Learning [Graduate]

Natural Language Processing [Graduate]

Network Systems [Graduate]

Other:

Additional Information

Which of the following related courses or course equivalents have you taken?

Please mark all that apply and describe any course equivalent(s) that you indicated in the "Other" field.

COMS W4170: User Interface Design

COMS W4172: 3D User Interfaces and Augmented Reality

COMS W4995: Introduction to Data Visualization

COMS W6998: Advanced Web Design Studio

COMS W6998: Topics in Virtual and Augmented Reality

COMS W6998: Systems for Human Data Interaction

COMS BC3364: Introduction to Contextual Design for Technology

COMS BC3162: Developing Accessible User Interfaces

IEME E4200: Human-Centered Design and Innovation

Other:

What research experience have you had, if any?

Prior research experience is not required.

How do you see yourself using what you would learn from this course? *

If there is a particular project or interest that you think this course can help you pursue in the future, please explain.

Is there anything else we should know? [Optional]

A copy of your responses will be emailed to the address you provided.

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