Bio
I am a fifth-year Human-Centered Computing PhD student at Georgia Tech from Connersville, Indiana. My thesis proposal was approved in Spring 2007, and I am writing my dissertation now--aiming for an early 2008 defense. Before coming to grad school, I received my BA from DePauw University in Computer Science, and worked for two years at AOL and Sigma Micro as a QA / Usability Engineer.
Fall 2006 Semester:
- PSYC6019: Statistical Analysis
- CS9000: Thesis Proposal Writing
Spring 2006 Semester:
- CS8000: Qualifier Preparation
- Research Portfolio [PDF]
- CS7455: Issues in Human-Centered Computing
- CS8001: Human-Centered Computing Seminar
My thesis advisor is Dr. James Foley. I am developing and evaluating the use of web lectures to augment the classroom learning experience, primarily in undergraduate/graduate education. In a different vein, our group is developing a resource for educators and students called the Human-Centered Computing Educational Digital Library (HCC EDL).
For more information please see my C.V. [PDF] and Research page.
Email: dayja (at) cc (dot) gatech (dot) edu
Address:
Technology Square Research Building
College of Computing
Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta, GA 30332-0280
Phone: 404-385-6919