6 December: Information on the final exam has been posted.
The final exam is scheduled for Wednesday December 14, 2:05-4:05 PM in McBryde
216.
17 November: The
specification for phase 5 of the project
has been posted.
15 November: The
schedule and guidelines for the group project
presentations have been posted. Presentations will be given in class on
December 1 and 6.
1 November: The
specification for phase 4 of the project
has been posted.
25 October: The
deadline for phase 3 of the project has
been extended. Project deliverables are now due by 11:59 PM on Tuesday,
November 1.
13 October: The
specification for phase 3 of the project
has been posted.
22 September: The
specification for phase 2 of the project
has been posted.
19 September: Justin
Belcher will be taking over as the new GTA for this class. Please direct any
questions you have for the GTA to Justin. His email is jubelche@vt.edu
31 August: A project overview page has been posted,
as well as the specification for phase 1
of the project.
30 August: The
list of project groups for the semester has been
posted. The specification for phase 1 of the project will be posted on
Thursday.
23 August: From
time to time during the semester, there will be opportunities to participate as
a subject in research experiments in the HCI group. You can receive extra
credit for participating in these experiments. Most experiments will be worth
one point - to be added onto your final grade at the end of the semester. Some
longer experiments may be worth two points.
When you participate in an experiment, be
sure to tell the experimenter that you are earning extra credit. Tell him/her
your name, student ID number, and course number (3724 or 4634). The experimenter
will then submit the list of names to me.
Here is the first opportunity. It is worth
one point:
We in 3D Interaction group are recruiting
participants in a research project which is to evaluate varied display size and
resolution on Information-Rich Virtual Environment task performance. Both
graduate and undergraduate students are welcome. No background in virtual
environment is assumed. Participation will be volunteer based. You will have a
chance to work with the cutting-edge display technologies. The whole experiment
will take 1 to 1.5 hours. If you are interested in it, please contact Tao by
sending an email to nitao@vt.edu.
23 August: The
class listserv is now available. The address is:
CS3724_91532@LISTSERV.VT.EDU
23 August:
Consistent with Computer Science Department policy, student must attend the
first class meeting. Students who do not attend the first day of class will be
dropped whether they are registered or not. Only students who attend the
first day of class and complete the Force-Add form, Prerequisites form, and
Background questionnaire will be considered to Force-Add this course.
23 August:
Note that this Web site is still under construction. The higher level
parameters of the course are not likely to change much, but specific
activities, homeworks, and lectures could definitely change at this point.
Please stop by and see the professor if you have any questions or contingencies.