| Sponsor |
Gregory Abowd abowd@cc.gatech.edu 380 CRB |
| Area | HCI, Software Engineering and Future Computing Environments |
Problem
When sketching out pseudocode, or editing source code, we often use
pen and paper. Imagine if these sketches could easily become your
actual code. Other applications of handwriting to programming include
interpreting drawn data
structures, such as trees and GUIS, and allowing people a pen-based
input method for major programming tasks.
For this project, you are to integrate an existing pen-basd
writing surface created in the Classroom 2000 project, called ZenPad,
with a commercial handwriting recognizer, which we will provide
to create a more free-form programming scratchpad that converts
handwriting into code for eventual compilation.
Background